Business English listening comprehension: Phone interview tips



💬 Useful phrases
“Let me walk you through the key points.” — used to introduce a structured explanation or presentation
“As you can see in the video...” — directing the audience's attention to specific visual content
“I'd like to draw your attention to...” — highlighting a specific detail or moment of importance
“To summarize what we just saw...” — used to recap key takeaways from a video or presentation
“That's a great example of...” — affirming and reinforcing a concept shown through video content
“Let's break this down step by step.” — introducing a detailed, structured explanation of a process
“What stood out most to you?” — prompting discussion and critical thinking after viewing content
“This relates directly to what we discussed earlier.” — connecting new information to previously covered material


READY TO PRACTICE? LET’S GO!

Here's what you do:
  1. Click on the video below.
  2. Watch the video, and pay attention to it! (You can pause and rewind the video.)
  3. Answer the listening comprehension questions below the video.
  4. Check your answers.


1. What does Brad think you should do with your resume/cv?:
  Send it to a headhunter
  Memorize it
  Tape it to a wall

2. Where should you keep all of your employer research material?
  On your desk
  Within easy reach of your phone
  In a folder

3. Brad suggests that during a phone interview you should have a __________________ sign on your door.
  no disturbing
  disturb me not
  do not disturb

4. During a job interview, a (turned-on) TV would be a:
  distraction
  disturbance
  disconnect

5. How should you warm up your voice before an interview?
  By screaming
  By talking or singing aloud
  By calling your friend


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