Schedule a job interview: what to say
Return a recruiter's call and agree a time, sounding clear and prepared.
the scenario
try to:
- Say who you are and which role it is about
- Offer the times you are available
- Ask how long it takes and who you will speak to
- Confirm the date, the time and whether it is by phone, video or in person
A line to open with
you
hi, this is ... returning your call about the ... role.
What to cover
- Say who you are and which role it is about
- Offer the times you are available
- Ask how long it takes and who you will speak to
- Confirm the date, the time and whether it is by phone, video or in person
Worth knowing
- Have two or three time slots ready before you call back.
- Ask them to send a calendar invite or an email confirmation.
- It is fine to ask what to prepare.
Rehearse it once first
This call is not one of murmur's built-in scenarios, so write it as your own: say who answers and what you want from the call, and murmur plays the other side. Afterwards you see which goals you hit.
Work calls that are built in
Phone ScreenHandle that first HR call with confidence and make a great impression.
Follow Up After an InterviewMake that thank-you call that sets you apart from other candidates.
Nail Your InterviewShow them why you're the perfect fit with confident, authentic answers.
Ask for Work Schedule ChangeRequest a different shift without jeopardizing your job.
Ask for a ReferenceRequest a reference from a professor or former boss confidently.
Ask Boss for Time OffRequest vacation days or personal time without guilt.