2. Before the Interview If you do well in a screening interview, you will be invited to a face-to-face interview. After your interview is scheduled, it is time to prepare so that you will make a good impression. How can you avoid appearing unprofessional when a potential employer calls to schedule an interview? Check all that apply. Invest in a good answering machine or voice mail service. If your cell phone number is listed on your rsum, do not answer your phone if you are in a noisy location. Apologize when you answer the phone. Use your voice mail to screen calls. Potential employers learn a good deal from their first conversation with you. Treat any conversation with a potential employer with chagrin er the question as a screening interview Read the scenario and answer the question. You did well on a telephone interview, and your prospective employer has scheduled a face-to-face interview for the following week. What should you do to prepare for the interview? Call the hiring manager to discuss the position Visit the company's website Select bold-coloured clothes the night before Sunee is graduating soon and eager to start her job search. She wants to make sure her online presence portrays a professional demeanour in case prospective employers Google her. What can Sunee do to clean up digital dirt? Check all that apply. Make her personal social networking pages private and curate her friends and content on any public pages Remove any incriminating or provocative photos and posts Post negative reviews about her previous jobs and internships Set up a professional networking page or website Google herself to see what sort of content employers might come across in a search Tweet pictures of her wild spring break trip to Fort Lauderdale Which of the following will help you become less nervous and prepare for successful interviews? Breathe deeply Speak slowly and loudly Find a focal point