S MAG | Face-to-face job interviews will soon become a thing of the past as virtual interviews will become the most convenient and safest way to screen potential candidates.
Face-to-face job interviews will soon become a thing of the past as virtual interviews will become the most convenient and safest way to screen potential candidates.
When it comes to the device you are going to use during the interview, ensure it is functional and that you have full WiFi coverage. Do a test link with a friend to see if all is functioning well. Lighting in the room is also important to note and is often overlooked, as is the positioning of the screen – no one wants to see up your nose!
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