Phone Interview Prep

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Ay nigga I gotchu. Here are some primo questions that you should ask when they ask "have any questions"

Can you tell me a typical day on the job?
What do you like most about the job?
Can you tell me about the projects I'll be working on?
How would you define success in the position.

And then make sure you thank them in a follow up email for the interview.

Also don't wash your asshole for good luck. Gives you that sweaty crack sense of confidence.

>>1076479
Another few good questions are
"What are the best and worst parts about working for this company?"

"If you could change a few things at this company, what would they be?"

"Do you enjoy your job/working for this company?"(any answer/hesitation other than an immediate "Yes" is a sign that it's not such a good place to work)

Maybe leave out the more pressuring questions like "What do you hate the most here?", seems a bit bad to be so negative and perhaps putting light on the company's bad sides before you even get hired.

>>1076485
luckily i've worked for the company before so I know the perks and stuff

>>1076199
Google common entry level interview questions for the job you're interviewing for.

They won't be an exact match with what you will get asked, but it will get you thinking about the type of questions.

When it comes time, just relax. not too much coffee. deep breaths. and you'll do fine.

Make sure you're using a good landline. Don't call on a fucking cellphone that sounds like shit.

>>1076199
I forgot to add:
Interviewing is a skill. You can and will get better at it through practice. Even if you biff a couple of interviews, just learn and you'll improve.

>>1076616
i dont have a landline im a college student

they sent me an email saying who i will be interviewed by and i looked up both on linked in, anything i should note?