How to start a phone interview?

The opening statement plays a role in the phone interview process. Below I will share with you a sample opening statement for a phone interview, I hope it will help you.

Sample opening statement for a telephone interview

Hello! Is this ***? (Pause 1 second) This is the HR Department of D-X Technology Company, (Pause 2 seconds )

A If you submitted your resume from our company, please say:

I saw the resume you submitted on our company’s recruitment website. After a preliminary review, our company felt that you It is more suitable for our company. We will inform you to come to our company for a unified interview from 9:00 to 11:30 tomorrow morning.

B If you only found your resume on the recruitment website, just say:

It was XX website that recommended your resume to us. I have carefully read your resume and feel that you are more suitable for the XX position/position in our company. I would like to inform you to come to our company for a unified interview from 9:00 to 11:30 tomorrow morning.

(It is convenient to write down the address. )Weimei Communication Technology Co., Ltd. Guangzhou company address: Room 303, Area C, Tianhai Creative Park, No. 555 Huangpu Avenue, Tianhe District. Exit B of Dongpu Station of Metro Line 5 is right there. If you have any questions or can't find the place, you can contact us at 82180907!

(It is inconvenient to remember the address.) We will send you a text message. Our company's detailed address and phone number will be sent to your mobile phone. You can go to our company's website to inquire and learn more. Or contact us directly by calling this number.

Please bring your resume, copies of your ID card and academic certificates to the interview. (If you don’t have an academic certificate, please bring a copy of your student ID card) Again! Please come to our company on time for an interview from 9:00 to 11:00 tomorrow morning! See you tomorrow, bye! Things to note when opening the phone interview

First, To speak clearly is to at least let the other party hear what you say clearly. You must speak formal Mandarin. Even if the other party is an old man who speaks Mandarin with a local tone, you cannot use dialect to get close. You belong to the same place. There is no guarantee that the other party will be able to understand what you say, but if you are speaking Mandarin, the other party will certainly be able to hear you clearly. In addition, don’t use a few English words when talking to the other party. Some people like to use a few English words when talking, but the other party cannot understand them. Aren’t you making the other party feel awkward? Why do you suddenly say this in Chinese? English words?

Second, pay attention to speaking concisely and not being repetitive. If the other party asks you a question, you should give an accurate answer and don't say something irrelevant to the question. For example, some job seekers deliberately pretend that they have had business dealings with this company. You need to know that the other party has to conduct a telephone interview with someone else. If the other party does not ask you, then don't say anything extra.

Third, don’t forget that your mobile phone quality and signal problems are still there. If you answer the phone in the elevator, is the signal still good? You should get out of the elevator quickly to avoid affecting the call quality. Also, if your mobile phone is not working, you need to change it quickly. Otherwise, how can you talk to the interviewer? This is also your future job needs, so you have to spend money where you should. Is it wrong to miss a good job because of a mobile phone? What a pity?