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If you have questions about how easy Interview on Demand video interview is to use, take some time to review our tutorials. We provide visual, step by step tours of Interview on Demand video interview. From signing up, creating interviews, inviting candidates, reviewing video interviews and sharing those interviews with other members of the hiring team.

Candidates: We have added some tips for making your Interview on Demand video interview the very best presentation of your skill sets and abilities.

We will continue to add tutorials and informative links that will improve the hiring process from both sides of the desk.

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Tips On Taking A Video Interview

A video interview is as important as a face to face interview. It is one more way that the prospective employer can get to know you. So, plan your interview as you would any other job interview.

Plan ahead

  • Have a glass of water nearby
  • Make sure that you won’t have any distractions
  • Try to have a solid background – maybe use a sheet as a backdrop if there is a lot of clutter in your office.
  • Turn off the telephone, the alarm clock, your email alert….anything that could be distracting during your interview.
  • Reduce or eliminate any background noise.

What to Wear

  • Dress professionally. Wear the same interview attire you would for a face to face interview.
  • Don't make the same mistake one candidate did! He wore a suit jacket, dress shirt, and tie, presuming that only the top half would show. However, when he stood up the interviewer saw a full-length view, including the jeans he was wearing.

During the Video Interview

  • Make sure the table is clean and neat. You don't want to distract the interviewer.
  • Be aware that the microphone picks up all the noise in the room. Don't tap your pen or shuffle papers.
  • Place your head and upper torso in the frame. Try to keep yourself in the framed area for the entire interview. When speaking, keep an eye contact with the webcam and speak directly to the webcam.
  • Make eye contact. If you don't the camera will be focused on the top of your head.
  • Be personable, pretend there is another person the other side of the camera and look directly at and speak directly to the webcam to make your interview as personable as possible.

The Interview Process

  • The interview process will be the same as a face to face interview. Your prospective employer’s objective (to screen candidates for employment) is the same.

Remember that this video interview is a very important piece of the hiring process. A professional look, well thought out answers, good eye contact and passion are the keys to getting hired!

 

 

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