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#445: Phone Screen Tips

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A phone screen is often your first opportunity to make a strong impression, so it is important to present yourself professionally from the very beginning.

  • Eliminate distractions: Find a quiet location with minimal background noise and make sure you have a reliable phone connection.
  • Communicate professionally: Speak clearly, use proper grammar, and avoid slang or overly casual language.
  • Have your CV available: Keep a copy of your CV in front of you so you can easily reference your experience and accomplishments during the conversation.
  • Prepare your questions: Come prepared with 2–3 thoughtful questions that demonstrate your interest in the position and company.
  • End on a positive note: Always thank the interviewer for their time and consideration, and express your continued interest in the opportunity.
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