What to say in a pre-screening phone interview for a job.

The first call you get is an interview pre-screening call. The hiring person is checking to see if you are the kind of person who they want to bring in for an in-person or longer video interview. In this call the hiring person usually wants to know three things:
1. That you can do the job.
2. That you are still available.
3. That you are interested in the company and might be a good fit.
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[@cuneiformdesign]

Thank you Kerri, I just got the email back from a multi-national corp, not my dreamjob, but I want this so bad and had given up hope, now I have to do the phone screening and I'm both terrified and excited. Thanks again.

[@KerriTwigg1]

Congrats on getting the call. I hope it goes well.
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Here is another question you might get: The phone screener may ask you if you understand what the days and hour of the position are. I have heard of supervisors at my job make offers to candidates only to discover the person is not available nights and weekends.

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What if you’re not interested in the job and just want money????

[@KerriTwigg1]

It depends on the job. If the person you're talking to seems to know it's just a job and would be put off my disingenuous passion, I think saying, 'I am looking for a job because I need one and I have the skills." I would add something like, "I'm reliable and straightforward and once I know a job, I'm good at spotting how to improve things." Something that shows you do have skills and they can trust you.
I have been on the hiring end when someone's over-enthusiasm over a low-paying summer job made me feel they weren't the right fit. If they had said, "Listen, the market has been tough and I need a summer gig to get my bearings," I would have hired them.

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