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| Are companies still interviewing candidates? |
| Are they still seeking to fill positions? Or has hiring stopped completely? |
| The situation has certainly changed. |
| And in many ways, it has changed for the BETTER over the last month or so. |
| One of the things I keep hearing from boots on the ground from my coaching clients and from data with Monster.com’s Future of Work 2021 Global Outlook Special Report: Companies are hiring again. |
| After all the craziness we experienced last year, it feels like America is very much returning to “business as usual”. Companies are hiring again. Managers are posting jobs and interviewing. |
| So, there are lots of reasons to feel optimistic right now. |
| That said, we’re still in the midst of a pandemic. The economy hasn’t returned to where it was in 2019. Virtual video interviews, held over Zoom, are still the order of the day. And this is where a lot of candidates are missing the boat! |
| Video interviews feel different from the in-person interviews. |
| The dynamic is different. The way that you can communicate with interviewers and convey your attractiveness as a candidate is different. |
| If you’ve not experienced it before, when you first jump on the line with interviewers, it can leave you feeling awkward and disconnected. |
| For this reason, it’s really important to practice video interviewing calls.
Let me help you get ready for your next video call.
We will review:
1. Your background
2. What you should wear
3. Sound quality
4. Posture
5. Answering the top 3 most-asked interviewing questions |
| And I’ve put together a special package to help you ACE your next video interview.
For only $150.00 you will have the confidence that you will be prepared for your next video interview. Reach out through the contact form or email me directly at cindy@cindyfassler.com. |
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