Few advices to face telephonic interview

This post is for my new friends who are preparing themselves for interviews, it may be on telephone also you can keep your self ready with few advices---

The trouble with a tele-phone interview is that your potential employer can call you at any time, so you must be prepared. Employer uses such interviews to shorten or streamline the long list for probable candidates for face to ace interview. Here are some telephone interview tips that can prepare you for a spontaneous interview.

Here are some dos and don’t dos:

 • keep Your Resume Handy:

You may need to recall key points at a moment’s notice. Ideally, you’d memorize them, but if that’s not possible, be sure your resume is within easy reach.
• Know Your Stuff:

 If this is a job you’re really interested in, one of the first things you should do is commit to memory the key facts about the company and the requirements of the job you’re after.
• Keep a Pen in Your Pocket:

 It’s always a good idea to have a pen and paper handy, just in case you hear something you’ll need to know in the future.

• Keep Your Cool:

Remember, your questioner knows they’re putting you 
on the spot. If you’re not sure of an answer, or you need to get your
thoughts together, don’t be afraid to take a few deep breaths. It’s
better than umm-ing or uhh-ing your way through the interview. This is sound advice for a scheduled phone interview as well.

Be Prepared
If you’ve got some time to prepare, in addition to the above telephone
interview tips, try to:
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• Keep Hydrated:

keep a glass of water handy, Phone interviews can be lengthy. You don’t want your voice giving out on you at a critical moment.

Don t smoke or chew gum.
• Control Your Environment:

If you’re at home, make sure there’s no background noise. PUT OF YOUR RADIO or TV and MUSIC SYSTEM.

Speak slowly, so that the interviewer may understand you.

• Remember to Smile:

    And feel good it will help your confidence.

 Do not interrupt:

  Use proper way to address the interviewer as MR. or Mrs.
  Give short and precise answers, you take time to collect your          thoughts.

 ALWAYS REMEMBER AFTER THIS TELEPHONIC IINTERVIEW YOU MAY HAVE TO FACE IN Personal INTERVIEW.
These are some job interview tips that are uniquely tailored to a
telephone interview, but you can apply most of them to an ordinary job interview as well. As with any interview, phone interview questions can be all over the map, so be prepared to answer everything from why you’re looking for a job to how you would respond to a challenge.
      Your dress is very important prepare your self tip to toe and dress to project professional image.

If you have time to prepare for a job interview, it’s a good idea to 
take a few minutes to think about how you envision the interview
proceeding. Come up with a pitch that sells yourself and presents your unique qualifications for the job.

If there are item on your resume that you don’t want to dwell on, think about how you can transition to 
a positive aspect of your skill set. Remember, if someone referred you
to this position, it never hurts to drop a name.

It takes days to prepare for a job interview, but a phone interview
sometimes doesn’t give you that luxury. Hopefully, these telephone
interview tips will allow you to avoid potential pitfalls and put your
best foot forward during your next phone interview.