Here’s Loock’s guide for acing your virtual interview:
“Research the company, as well as the interviewer’s background and be ready to describe how your education and experience meet the requirements of the job.”īut be ready for the differences that come when technology is between you and the hiring team. “You want to prepare for that interview much as you would for an in-person interview,” says Loock, a career and leadership coach at the University of Maryland’s Robert H.
They’ve simply pivoted away from in-person interviews in favor of virtual ones, enabled by videoconferencing tools like Zoom, GoToMeeting and Cisco’s Webex.įor job seekers, that means preparing for the interview in a slightly different way, says Maryland Smith’s Rachel Loock.
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