Doing Phone Interviews with Confidence

Companies have been doing job interviews by telephone for years as a screening tool to narrow the pool of applicants to be interviewed in-person. Today, however, many recruiters are using the phone interview for in-depth questions previously reserved for finalists. Applicants should anticipate this and prepare for a phone interview just like they would a face-to-face interview.

Phone interviews can be especially challenging for veterans who have difficulty hearing on the phone due to hearing loss. This can bring an added measure of stress to the interview. However, that doesn’t need to be the case! Now you can do phone interviews with confidence using CaptionCall—a revolutionary new amplified telephone that offers superb sound quality with customizable audio settings to accommodate your unique hearing loss. Plus, CaptionCall displays written captions of what your callers say on a large, easy-to-read screen to reinforce anything you might miss. It eliminates some of the stress so you can focus on answering the interviewer’s questions instead of worrying if you hear the questions correctly.

CaptionCall is currently available to U.S. Veterans absolutely free – regularly $149. To sign up for a free CaptionCall phone, simply visit www.CaptionCall.com/Veterans and click on the ORDER NOW button at the bottom of the page, or call toll free 1-877-557-2227 and refer to promotion code MSVETS. Now you can do those phone interviews with confidence!

(Limited time offer includes free CaptionCall phone, delivery, and installation assistance. The captioning service is free, funded by the FCC. Hearing loss is required to participate.)