- Remember this is your chance to create a good first impression.
- Dress as if this is a face-to-face interview.
- Set up your computer in a quiet location to avoid any external distractions.
- Always look at the camera, not the screen.
- Make sure the volume is set at the proper level and that you are positioned in the middle of the computer screen.
- Do a run through with a friend ahead of time. Practice makes perfect!
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