Even before the outbreak of COVID-19, many recruiters conducted virtual interviews. They did this to open up the talent pool without necessarily increasing travel costs. Some recruiters even did this to reduce the number of applicants before having a face to face interview. Now, social distancing has made video interviews the most preferred interviewing format. For remote workers, that may be the only option. Are you preparing for a virtual interview? Here are some tips to help you ace the interview and secure the job.

1. Prepare your technology in advance
   Test your computer, internet connectivity, interview software, microphone, and any other tool you will need for the interview. If you are not familiar with the software, learn how to use it properly. Employers are looking for people who are tech-savvy and organized. If you do not make the necessary preparations, you may appear clumsy during the interview.
2. Ensure that your virtual identification is professional
   Your virtual ID will...