What are some tips to prepare for a virtual interview?

1. Test your technology: Ensure your internet connectivity is stable and your camera and microphone are working properly. If there are issues, consider investing in a mini webcam with a built-in microphone.

2. Set the scene: Choose a well-lit room, preferably near a window or a blank wall to ensure you're the focal point of the conversation. Minimize distractions by turning off the TV, silencing your cell phone, and closing any nearby windows to muffle noise.

3. Be prepared: Avoid clicking around during the interview. Research the company ahead of time and jot down notes for easy reference. It's also helpful to print out a copy of your resume or any other relevant documents.

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Test your technology – check your internet connectivity and ensure that your camera and microphone are working. "If the picture is grainy or you're experiencing an echo, you might need to buy a mini webcam with a built-in microphone – which is hard to do five minutes before the interview, so don't procrastinate," Landr says. Set the scene and minimize distractions – choose a room with optimal lighting, preferably near a window or a blank wall to guarantee you're the focal point of the conversation. Once settled, eliminate all distractions. Turn off the TV, silence your cell phone and close any nearby windows to muffle neighborhood traffic. (If your virtual interview is happening via Zoom, consider making use of our Zoom Backgrounds collection). Be prepared – avoid clicking around – you want to appear focused and ready to answer any questions without the help of the internet. Landr says: "Research the company ahead of time and jot down notes for easy reference. Also print out a copy...

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