More and more companies are conducting online job interviews. Conducting interviews online saves employers time and money. It's cost-effective and the logistics are easier than scheduling in-person interviews in the office. Plus, the technology needed to interview directly from the interviewer's desk to the candidate's workspace at home is now mainstream.
For job seekers, it's easy to interview right from home. It saves on travel time and video interviewing, if you prepare in advance, can be less stressful than interviewing face-to-face with an employer.
If you don't have the equipment you need for an interview (usually just a web cam) many companies will make arrangements to get you one. Or, you can get a reasonably priced webcam online or in a local store.
Here's more on the different types of online job interviews, along with advice on how to prepare and practice for interviewing online.
Not ready to interview? If you don't feel prepared for a job interview, whether it's online, on the phone, or in the company's office, there are tools you can use to prepare and practice interviewing:
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