下面是一位電話面試專家的建議：

Be enthusiastic. It helps to smile while they talk.
要熱情。說話時(shí)保持微笑會(huì)有幫助。

Use a land line, and disable call waiting. Interruptions caused by dropped or incoming calls just add stress you don't need.
使用固定電話，禁用呼叫等待。若面試被未接電話和正在呼入的電話打斷，這會(huì)增加你的緊張感。

Have a list of questions prepared. Well-thought-out questions show you're really interested in the company and the job. Also, have your resume in front of you. Make sure it's the same version the interviewer has.
列出事先準(zhǔn)備好的問題清單。如果有備而來，會(huì)顯得你對(duì)該公司和該職位非常感興趣。另外，把你的簡(jiǎn)歷放在手邊。保證這份簡(jiǎn)歷與面試官手中的那份一樣。

Match your style to the interviewer's. If the interviewer uses a lot of technical terms and industry jargon, so should you.
迎合面試官的口味。如果面試官使用了很多技術(shù)術(shù)語和行話，那你也應(yīng)該用。

Never interrupt. Silently count to two or three seconds after the interviewer stops talking before you start.
絕不要打斷面試官。在面試官說完后，默數(shù)兩到三秒再開口說話。

Avoid negative words. Banish negative verbs like 'can't,' 'haven't' and 'don't' from your vocabulary. Employers want people who can offer solutions, not potentially create problems.
避免使用否定詞匯。不要使用否定動(dòng)詞，例如”不能“、“沒有”以及“不”這樣的詞匯。雇主要找能解決問題的人，而不是可能制造問題的人。

Recap your "fit" for the job. Be ready with a 30-second summary of why you're right for this job, using an example or two from your work history.
重述你適合這份工作的原因。準(zhǔn)備30秒的小結(jié)，表明為什么你是這份工作的不二人選，引用以往工作中的一到兩個(gè)例子。

Ask about next steps. At the end of the call, ask how well your qualifications meet the company's needs. This will give you a chance to address minor issues immediately. Then ask when you can meet with them in person.
詢問下一步。在電話面試的最后，要詢問你的資質(zhì)是否符合公司的需求。這將給你一個(gè)很好的機(jī)會(huì)及時(shí)解決小問題。然后詢問什么時(shí)候能夠面談。

Say thanks. Follow up with an e-mail or a handwritten note. While you're at it, briefly remind the interviewer how your skills and achievements can help the company meet its goals.
表示感謝。電話面試后再寫一封電郵或是親筆信。寫信時(shí)，應(yīng)簡(jiǎn)要地提醒面試官你的技能和成就可以幫助公司實(shí)現(xiàn)目標(biāo)。

Wear business attire. Of course the interviewer can't see you, but you won't feel, or sound, as businesslike in your pajamas.
穿上正裝。當(dāng)然，面試官看不見你，但是穿著睡衣是不能讓你感到，或是聽起來像在談?wù)聝骸?/div>

Eat a cough drop before the call. A medicated cough drop (especially one with menthol) will be good for your voice. It's a small but helpful thing.
接電話前喝一點(diǎn)止咳劑。喝一點(diǎn)止咳劑（尤其是含有薄荷的）會(huì)使你的聲音聽上去更動(dòng)聽。這是個(gè)微小而有加分的細(xì)節(jié)。

Have a photo of your interviewer on your computer screen. This could be from LinkedIn, Facebook, the company website, or anywhere else your interviewer's face might appear online. (You have Googled him or her in advance, right?) It makes the interview a little more like an in-person conversation.
在你的電腦上顯示面試官的照片。可以在LinkedIn（美國(guó)一家社交網(wǎng)站）、Facebook、公司網(wǎng)站，或是任何面試官照片可能出現(xiàn)的地方查找。（你之前肯定已經(jīng)用谷歌搜索過面試官了吧？）這可以讓電話面試有點(diǎn)面談的感覺。

Avoid saying "um" or "ah." Try replacing those sounds with a pause, which is a sign of intelligence.
不要“嗯”“啊”。將這些口頭禪用停頓代替。這能表明一個(gè)人的智慧。

Take notes. Jot down topics and questions that seem to be of particular interest to the person interviewing you, so you can touch on these when you send your thank-you.
寫下面試官非常感興趣的話題和問題，這樣在面試結(jié)束后寫感謝信的時(shí)候可以提及。