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Dos And Donts Of Video Interviews
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Overview
  • As we become more technologically evolved, more
    and more job interviews or mock interviews are
    being conducted via Zoom, Skype, and other online
    technologies.
  • A video interview may be conducted if you are
    seeking a job in a distant city or state, or it
    may just be the preferred method of interviewing
    by the hiring manager.
  • With video interviews gaining importance in
    todays day and age, it is necessary for the
    candidates to do the correct things before,
    during, and after the video interview, in order
    to stand out from the crowd.
  • Here are some very easy do's and don'ts to follow
    to ensure that you nail the interview.

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Dos
  • Have a Professional Background Make sure your
    surroundings aren't cluttered or distracting, and
    try not to make it obvious that you're on the
    phone from your bedroom. The last thing you want
    is for your background to take centre stage.
  • Make sure your interview setup is done properly
    Do all necessary technical checks before the
    interview, including an audio-video test,
    installing any required programs and dont forget
    to see if your internet connection works fine.
    Doing so ahead of time will allow you to
    troubleshoot any issues.

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Dos
  • Interview questions As a part of your interview
    practice, you should spend time rehearsing
    interview questions, just like you would for a
    traditional interview, so that you seem polished
    and professional. All of the common questions,
    such as What is your biggest strength and
    weakness? should be prepared for. and "Tell me
    about a time when you had to cope with
    disagreement as part of a team." You should also
    have considered why you want the specific job and
    how your skill set will connect to it in your
    answers.

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Dos
  • Send a follow-up email after the interview It's
    normal to write a thank-you note after a regular
    interview, and virtual interviews are no
    exception. Thanking the interviewer for their
    time and consideration with a follow-up email is
    vital since it allows you another opportunity to
    highlight your talents and why you are the best
    candidate for the job. It's also a terrific
    technique to keep your interview fresh in their
    minds. In case of panel interviews, individual
    emails should be sent to each interviewer, not
    just one email to the group.

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Donts
  • Dont go in unprepared Don't go into an
    interview without doing your homework, just like
    any other. Yes, you could covertly Google for
    answers on the spot, but that's not going to make
    a good first impression. Researching the firm
    demonstrates to the interviewer that you are
    interested in it and have a well-informed
    perspective. It also aids in creating a more
    meaningful connection between you and the
    interviewer.

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Donts
  • Dont be too casual It's easy to feel relaxed
    during a virtual interview because you're in your
    own office (rather than someone else's). However,
    keep in mind that this is still a job
    application. Avoid slouching in your chair or
    appearing overly relaxed, as this may create the
    impression that you are uninterested in the task.
  • Dont dress casually You should always, dress
    for the part as if you were interviewing in
    person. Wearing pants or a skirt with a
    interview blouse or top is required. Dressing
    up shows the interviewer that you are serious
    about the job. Also, dressing up will help you
    gain confidence and focus on the goal at hand
    i.e. acing the interview.

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Donts
  • Dont forget to ask a question at the end
    Always ask a question at the end of the interview
    to show interest in the position and
    organisation. How would you characterise someone
    as successful in this position? or What is the
    most significant task of this position? are fair
    inquiries. You can, however, ask questions about
    specific topics discussed in the virtual
    interview. Of course, never inquire about PTO,
    compensation, or benefits during a virtual or
    traditional interview.

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