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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing Form 8815 Attended

Instructions and Help about Form 8815 Attended

Hi, my name is Arun from Freshersworld.com. Welcome to our video channel. Today, we are going to talk about how to attend a telephonic interview. We all know, or at least have experienced, how we have attended a face-to-face interview. When I say a telephonic interview, people say it's not that important or people don't consider it important. But let me tell you, this is one of the most important rounds when it comes to the interviewing process. Normally, let me tell you why there is a telephonic interview. A telephonic interview is in a situation where if a candidate stays outside the place where the interviewer is from or is not able to make time for the interview, or say the interviewer does not have about an hour or two to spare for the interview process. So in that case, we have a telephonic interview. And normally, a telephonic interview goes on for about 20 to 30 minutes if there is a single person who's interviewing you. Or it might be for about 30 to 40 minutes depending on if there are 2-3 people interviewing you. So these are the tips and tricks that you have to keep in mind before you go ahead and start the interview. The first thing is always have your resume right in front of you. Your resume or your cover letter right in front of you. Because one of the top most asked questions in any kind of interview is, "Walk me through your resume." So when an interviewer is asking you that question or when the interview starts with the first set of questions, you don't have to run around, go ahead and get your resume, and then it wastes a lot of time. So have your resume right in front of you. And make...