One major area where most of job aspirants make mistakes is not researching the company for which they are appearing for an interview. Recruiters may ask company-related questions such as the organization’s owner, establishment year or market credibility, etc. and if you are not prepared for such questions you may have to face rejections as recruiters do not take such candidates seriously.
If you are really serious about the job, then you must do research about the company on some of the points outlined below:

• About Company

• Owner of the company.

• Establishment year.

• Company’s other stakeholders and clients.

• Other domains in which the company deals.

• The recent achievement of the company.

The second most important tip which increases your chances of clearing the interview is a regular practice of FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions). Although the questions asked by the recruiter depend on the job role, there are a set of frequent questions asked by the recruiter to every candidate. These questions are mostly asked in the introductory round. So a candidate should prepare such questions without a second thought.

Click to learn about the FAQs for a call center interview.

In addition to that for job-specific questions and answers, you can explore online resources such as the Internet and blogs to gain insights into the types of questions commonly asked during call center interviews.

One such website which I refer to most candidates is sarkariprivatejobs2020.com, which covers all interview-related tips, questions, and answers for government and private jobs.

3. Dress Formally:

One big mistake that most of the candidates do, especially youths, is to ignore the dress etiquette and wear casual attire to the interview, which not only reflects your casual approach towards the interview as well as reduces your chances of selection.

If you are not one of those who like to wear formal dresses, then wear at least a semi-formal dress such as jeans and a shirt but never, ever wear such clothes that you wear on the street or lounging at home.

By the way formal dress not only gives you confidence amongst other candidates but also creates a positive impression on the recruiter and creates a positive approach. 

4. Highlight your skills:

Candidates must highlight skills they have achieved which can add value to their role. Often, when you are applying for a call center job there are no specific skills one requires, hence candidates do not exhibit their achievements to the recruiter, however, if you have done a certificate course related to the computer, typing speed, or English communication skills there is no harm in telling what additional skills you have which sets you apart from other candidates rather it will increase your chances of getting shortlisted.

Sometimes, organizations also hire for other roles with the required skills that match the candidate’s skill set, and if you are lucky enough you can get hired for it.

You can read more on how to improve your English and typing skills by clicking on the links shared below:

How to improve your English communication skills?

Tips to improve Typing skills

5. Ask related questions:

Another mistake that many candidates do is not asking related questions at the end of the interview. For example, you may have many doubts during or after the interview which are related to salary, process, job, and manager. 

A conscious candidate should keep all these questions in mind and ask these questions at the end of the interview when the recruiter gives an opportunity, it not only clears your doubts related to the job role and salary but the interviewer also gets to know how serious you are about the job role.

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