I have a phone interview tomorrow and was wondering what advice

>>17945204
You want to make notes on your computer screen so you are prepared for the questions you think you get.
Also say your name when they call you.

Dont stutter like "uhmmm..." its OK to think before answering

>>17945204
Two sentences unless they ask for a story

>>17945254
I feel really good about the interview since the cover video was definitely me at my dorkiest! I guess I just need to get in order how to answer questions like.....what's the best customer service experience I've had?

I have a friend that's been working there for over a year now and she really makes the place sound too good to be true. She insists that for the interview I stick to being goofy and try not to be stiff.

>>17945293
Be humorous but don't be stupid about it or go overboard. Mention your friend who works there (name dropping doesn't hurt) and your reception experience. Tell them you've heard it's a fun place to work and you're stoked to work in that kind of environment.

>>17945204
Look up the interview questions on glassdoor and formulate answers before you even have the interview.

>>17945362
This is exactly what I'm trying to do! And through working the front desk at my current job I typically am the first one to talk with corporate when they arrive, so I'd like to believe that I understand the right balance between light, positive, and professional.
It's just actually talking about personal stories that I kinda go "uuuuuh" at.

I know what I want, I've researched the job plenty as well as heard from my friend what it's like. Looking at glassdoor most people described the work place as not even feeling like work.

I'm not a manager at my current job, but if I don't get any other job soon I've been considering going after it.