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Question:

How to prepare for a telemarketing interview?

Best answer:

Answer by e_cool
Here are tips on how to prepare for a Telemarketing interview.

Dress Professionally
Do not assume that because your job may not involve face-to-face interactions with customers that you should not wear a suit to the interview. What you wear tells an interviewer a lot about the type of person that you are and the type of employee that you will be. Wearing the appropriate clothes tells the interviewer that you are professional, that you take yourself and job seriously and respect your employers.

Know the Language
Telemarketers have their own language. Terms like “average talk time,” “outbound call center,” “cold calling” and “direct marketing” are routinely used and may be used during the interview. If asked whether you have experience cold calling companies, you do not want to have to ask what cold calling is. Knowing some basic telemarketing terms shows you are competent and have done your research prior to interview.

Prepare Your Own Questions
Many interview candidates spend all their time worrying about what they might be asked and very little time preparing their own questions. However, asking questions at the end of an interview tells the interviewer that you are genuinely interested in the job and that you have given some thought to your career choice, rather than just taking the interview on a whim. There may be an opportunity to ask questions during the interview, but do not interrupt the interviewer or change the subject. Let the interviewer dictate the course of the interview and at the end of the interview politely ask the interviewer if he can answer a couple of questions.

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Question:

What should i wear to a Telemarketing Job interview? I’m a high-school student.?

Left a great impression on the phone, and meeting someone else for the job interview.

Im a student…high school. What should i wear to the interview? Iv pretty much got 2 shirts (MMA apparrell with big logos) and a pair of jeans so im gonna have to buy them. So let me know.

Ha, thanks buds.
How about a black dress shirt and jeans?

Best answer:

Answer by Ann
get some tan or navy or black pants without extra loops (no painter pants)
get a collared shirt without logos, designs, patterns, etc… (not black or red)

think preppie style if you do not have anything appropriate for church or a suit which can be expensive

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