Your Way Into a Contact Center Job
English in Hiring: The Versant Test and the Interview at Your Current Level
You don't need an American accent to pass an English test for contact center jobs. Candidates usually go through two stages: an automated test such as Versant from Pearson, where the computer scores the correct words and how you speak together, and then an interview with a hiring specialist, who judges whether your speech is easy to understand. This lesson explains how the test score is calculated and why silence costs you points, how to keep going in the interview when you forget a word, and builds a one-minute English self-introduction with you, using the example of a woman applying for a part-time job.
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