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[lytaylor]

For my current job, the first phone interview was not scheduled. The recruiter just called me up out of the blue. I was shopping at Target. Luckily I already had my headphones in so I could hear them very clearly and the mic blocked out ambient noise. And it was on a weekday morning, at the height of the pandemic, so Target was mostly empty. And it was a very casual phone conversation, not a full-blown interview. But you should see me crouching in the middle of the towels aisle (the most quiet section I could find) trying to do a phone screening interview 😅

[fivecentpadilla]

I'm putting my foot back in the water, after working for a company for over 20 years. I really appreciate these tips.

[TheOneHandedCooksman]

For my job, when I picked up the phone, I was extremely respectful, answered all questions with detail (but not too much to bore the interviewer), and whenever I was asked a question that were either yes or no, I trailed "Ma'am" onto them to be respectful.

A month later in the office and here I am sitting 20ft from her desk in the developers section. 😁

I watched your videos before ever seeing this video, and part of my success is definitely credited towards you! Thanks for all the content you put out here.

For those who are hesitant about trying some of her guidelines, yes they really do work and you'll never know how much they truly work if you don't try it.

[outroseok]

I passed my phone screening and now I have an in person interview tomorrow, I am very nervous but also proud of myself for getting past the first step of the hiring process. Wish me luck, I'm trying to prepare as much as I can so I'm not caught off guard by any questions they may ask!

[cwood_den]

Just had a great phone screen yesterday and it mirrored this format exactly. On point Cass!

[sophieeemonroe]

Hello Cass, your videos have been so precious to me! 💕
I've followed many of your advices, and now I've finally got the job of my dreams. I'm ready to start working as an analyst for one of the best makeup companies in the world. Thank you so much!!!

[bymilliebphotography]

I have one for next week and your advice is pure gold. Thank you!!

[mundarakisa]

Love this content, thank you for sharing!

[dmrant]

You provide such practical tips for job interviews.

[sebillekyt]

Thank you for this, it was quite helpful and to the point! It's great hearing straightforward advice.

[dan_vs_himself]

Thank you for this! I really appreciate it!

[Blackronin]

I have a phone interview coming this week for company program that has stiff competition. I over think things and like to do recon, so this video has been helpful in giving foresight.

[prafullitmedi]

Hi Cassandra... Well I Better call you Professor. Well I'm one of your students from CSUF from the year 2020, and ever since I've been following your career development videos.

I want to thank you because there was one coach I had honestly been following and that was your videos. Yes, it took a while to land a good job but your videos were getting me jobs and for the one that I am currently working for, I am pretty happy with it.

Please feel free to share my experience in one of your videos if you would like to but if you do, please tag me if possible. I would want to watch that video/short.

Thank you once again.

[dorise.lugoramirez]

I will have my first interview soon. I am going to try everything that you recommend.🎉

[naniv]

Thank you! Have mine tomorrow wish me luck

[tf]

Great tips Cass! Could you speak to sending a thank you email after the initial phone screen? Thanks!

[charlesstaudt]

HELLO DEAR TEACHER, FROM NOW ON I BEGAN TO FOLLOW YOU 👏👏👏 CHARLES STAUDT FROM BRAZIL 🇧🇷

[brendaechols]

Phone screen walking the dog 🐕 🤣🤣

I did a phone screen laying on the floor 🤣🤣

[safesoundequine]

I had the most insane screen recently. They absolutely steamrolled me the whole time, barked questions and talked over my answers, did not offer me a chance to ask questions. Absolutely terrible

[Jnnycat]

I was all set for the phone interview with my bullet point notes…tomorrow I have the in person interview and of course can’t take those same notes. My issue is I struggle with brain fog and it gives me HUGE anxiety. I’m so afraid I’m going to fumble my way through tomorrow….
I know employers want confident employees, and I am at what I do, but in interviews that doesn’t always come across.
Do interviewers make allowances for nervousness?