Whether you make the first cut for a job may depend on what you do before, during and after a phone interview. Here are some ways to up your odds. There are two types of phone interviews ...

A phone interview can be an important first hurdle to clear on your path to landing a job. But knowing what to expect in a phone interview, and figuring out how to prepare beforehand, can be tricky.

Though the practice may soon shift to video conferencing or Skype, recruiters and coaches say that at this point, the phone is still the most common way for a first interview to take place.

The good news? coming across well in a conversation over the phone is easier than seems, as long as you prepare for the interview properly. Below, we walk you through seven essential steps to ...

She gave us the lowdown on how to prep for a phone interview, things to avoid, and how to make sure you score that second interview. “By far, the number one worst (and most common) thing is ...

Here's how to nail a job interview, especially if it is conducted over the phone. Mind your language: Ensure you’re absolutely fluent in the requisite language. Most of us believe that we are ...

"Singing will stretch out your voice muscles and also give you the energy you need to ace your phone interview. Singing also lowers your stress level, leaving you excited and ready for your ...

After submitting an application to the Evening or Weekend MBA Program, applicants will receive an email from us within 10 days letting you know if you’ve been invited to interview. Applicants are then ...

Now, some have started using AI to assess your interview skills. Tech reporter Danielle Abril chats with the executive director of the career center at UC Davis about how to increase your chances ...