What are the precautions for video interview?

Video interview skills and precautions:

1, personal image preparation

Understand the recruitment requirements and business situation of the enterprise, wear formal clothes that meet the interview, dress neatly, make up properly, have a neat hairstyle, and try not to wear a hat to show the importance of the interview. Respond with a full mental state and pass on the professionalism to the interviewer.

2. Personal devices and networks

Confirm that the mobile phone is fully charged and the corresponding camera and microphone functions can be used normally; Turn off any equipment that will make a prompt sound so as not to interfere with the interview; Test whether the equipment and network are normal and avoid low-level mistakes such as interview interruption.

3, the choice of indoor places

Choose a quiet place without interference, and the video area is clean and tidy without unnecessary sundries; Bright lights, let the interviewer see you clearly; People are in the middle of the camera, and the picture ratio is 4:3, which makes a good first impression on the interviewer.

4. Maintain positive psychological adjustment.

Many job seekers are not familiar with the video interview process and are prone to discomfort. At this time, they should actively adjust their psychological state. Like online and offline interviews, you can't feel lazy because you don't have face-to-face communication with personnel, and you can't be overly nervous because you are worried about the effect of video interviews. Staying calm and focused is a key step to success.

Don't ask the salary too early.

Some interviewers, especially fresh graduates, will ask questions about salary, rest time, insurance and so on. Speaking very fast in a video interview may embarrass the interviewer. Usually, you should fully demonstrate your knowledge, ability and experience. If both sides answer the questions properly, the interviewer will ask or tell you the salary, and consider the salary level according to your performance.

6. Pay attention to physical state and language expression.

Although the online interview is separate from the screen, the other party can still judge your personal accomplishment through your every move, even some casual details, so avoid small gestures such as tilting your head and fiddling with your hair during the interview and keep your sitting posture straight. Speak clearly, but slowly, and the interviewer can pause for a moment before answering, so as not to answer incompletely or interrupt the other party's question due to network delay.