How can you ace your virtual job interview?

Virtual interviews can be aced by thorough preparation of the responsibilities expected from it. Apart from that, things that need careful attention is your dressing sense, background (quiet and well-lit space) with proper internet connection and a suitable hardware through which the interview is taken. Your body language, confidence, thought process about the topics being discussed along with proper highlighting of your strengths that aligns well with the job requirements. A thank-you note to the manager after interview will work wonders as it reiterates your interest in the position. Remember, virtual interviews have their unique challenges, but with practice & preparation, you can confidently navigate them & leave a positive impression.

1. Test your technology 2. Chose a quiet spot 3. Do your research 4. Show enthusiasm! 5. Have questions prepared 6. Dress the part!

To ace your virtual job interview, ensure technical readiness, choose a professional environment, dress appropriately, practice common questions using the STAR method, research the company, express enthusiasm, ask thoughtful questions, master virtual etiquette, follow up with a thank-you email, highlight adaptability to remote work, and showcase relevant skills. Tailor these tips to your specific interview, and good luck!

1) Use your laptop instead of mobile phone - make sure it is fully charged 2) Standby 2nd gadget such as Tablet or IPAD in case laptop fail 3) Check internet connectivity - Standby hotspot in case WIFI fail 4) Familiarise with the Video Conferencing Platform sent by interviewer and do a full dress rehearsal with a close friend or family member in advance, making sure you know all the functions usage eg. unmute / Video turn on / Screen Sharing / Media Volume etc 5) Check and Test your Microphone 6) Standby 2nd gadget such as external microphone 7) Check and Test screen sharing function is working in case you need to share your work or portfolio during video interviews

-Research the topic before the interview. -Despite tecnology problem. -Silence place and good lights (on your face). -Clean face, confortable.

1) Check your background - remove mess and clutter 2) Best to use a plain wall as background 3) Check lightings - ensure lights are coming from natural source from the front and not from the top shining down at your head 4) Prepare you family members in advance about your session and to keep silent 5) Manage potential disruptions in advance with phone calls / children / pets presence - choose a quiet and enclosed room or space

Read up on the company beforehand, eg its vision, mission, values. Think of how your skills can value add to the company and communicate that to the interviewer(s), instead of freely speaking of your skills and leaving them to connect the dots themselves. Some skills can be demonstrated during the interview eg communication skills, presentation skills. Ensure that how you present yourself fits what you describe your skills to be. #Action speaks louder than words.