How To Prepare For A Digital Job Interview - Top 5 Digital Interview Techniques

How To Prepare For A Digital Job Interview - Top 5 Digital Interview Techniques

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Do you have a video interview coming up? Are you wondering what a video interview is? Video interviews, also known as virtual interviews, digital interviews, online interviews and webcam interviews are one of the fastest growing job interview strategies.

In this video, you'll learn why digital job interviews are becoming more popular and how to overcome the awkwardness of being on camera during your next virtual job interview.

Watch this video to learn my top 5 digital job interview tips. Some of the online job interview tips you'll learn include:

• How to test your equipment before you start your video interview.
• How to make sure your AVL (audio, visual, lighting) is spot on.
• What to wear during your digital interview.

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[ProfessorHeatherAustin]

Hey guys! Video interviews are one of the fastest growing interview strategies, so chances are you'll have one in the future. In your opinion what terrifies you most about a video interview?

[BlogginBrandi]

I found that once I started going into the interviews thinking they need me and I am interviewing them worked best.

Thankfully I've never had a video interview :)

[oxforddictonary]

My biggest stressor is having a good background/environment to video in and lighting....and what questions they'll ask LOL i just hate interviewing in general. I've been successful int the past, but i'm an introvert at heart, so i hate focus being on me.

[asynchloe]

Tips summarised:
1. Test your equipment (device, wifi, etc)
2. Test audio, visual, lighting
3. Choose clothing ahead of time (Business formal)
4. Practice x3
5. Prepare documents beforehand (resume, etc)

[CareerMakeoverAcademy]

I've done several video interviews in my life and these tips are spot on. Really hit it out of the ballpark, yet again, Heather!

[ramanak]

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[susanallen]

Video interviews are so awkward. Thank you for the tips. I especially like that you mentioned to tilt the camera down just a little. Thanks!

[PRNCodingEdu]

OMG. I was on the committee to screen a candidate on a video interview and he truly needed your tips. It was brutal. Thanks for the info. Nice video!!

[rexshim]

I was a bit nervous before preparing for the very first time in life virtual interview. This video helped A LOT and I have a bit more confidence now Thank you very much!!!

[VeroSweetHobby]

You are the best and I love your tips!!!!

[irislats]

Thanks so much for the tips. I’ve a digital interview coming up and this helps. The most uncomfortable thing about digital interviews is the inability to receive instant response. For me, two-way communications is more appealing and natural due to the ongoing interaction. In digital interviews, imagine being stuck half way through my answer and I can’t say something like eg. “can I come back to you on this question?” or if I can’t find the right word to express and I can’t say eg. “what’s the word?” — which is all very natural. It feels like one has to be flawless or perfect in digital interviews. Also, once there is a mistake from the start, they could eliminate you immediately without the obligation of completing the entire interview video clip. Whereas the traditional interviews ensure a full session that enable padding out any shortfalls at the start by ending with impact. Any advice?

[veronicafalla]

I had my first video-interview this week, in which the questions were popped up in writing and there were limited time to respond. I found difficult to speak naturally talking alone to my image and as I'm not "photogenetic", I couldnt find myself at ease, means I was serious and looked to the camera and sourroundings while answering and, when it came for the questions in another language, I was hesitating while trying to find the suitable word... I did it, but I feel it didn't show my best, professional side... I dont know still the result.

[EssentialOilsGangsta]

I had no idea that video interviews were so popular, but it makes sense, or that there were so many benefits for the hiring company.

[mandiedavies]

Oh my goodness! This video helped me so much! I actually have a video interview scheduled in the next couple weeks and it’s my first one!! I think I would’ve bombed it if I didn’t watch this helpful video first ... thank you Heather for sharing your awesome tips !!

[theotterclub]

I like the idea of practicing interview questions in from of a camera. Yea, this does seem like it would be awkward, but I can see how beneficial it would be.

[ShawnMHowell]

Love your personality and thumbnails! I subbed. 😀👍 has never heard of video interviews until this video.

[AngieSanchez]

I have never had a video job interview but I would be one to google ways to prepare 😊. This video is so informative. I think rehearsing before the interview is such a great tip. Thank you!

[shahbaz]

I have a digital interview in UFLP Graduate Finance program. Thank u for the video Mam. :)

[Reconseal]

I kinda feel like digital interviews take more time to prep than your standard one on one or phone interview.

[martyaustin]

Great job! All those details about an organized space and background are so important.