A virtual interview is a digital technique that allows employers to access the suitability of a candidate via video link. It can be conducted in two ways, one is a two-way conversation and another one is a one-way conversation. In a one-way conversation, you need to answer preset questions while a two-way conversation is between employer and candidate via a digital conferencing platform or video chat. Here we look at 10 tips to top your virtual interview.

* Arrange your setup properly, like equipment and location. Check desktop or laptop with quality audio and video capabilities. If necessary purchase new things in advance.

*, Rehearse the virtual environment. It is important to practice talking into the camera instead of looking directly at the image of the interviewer. Virtual eye contact skill also needs to develop.

* You should be fully prepared and make a checklist of things to be considered. All actions should be completed before the interview. Dressing professionally will put you in the right mindset.

* Plan your time accordingly and be ready and waiting to join the call. Clear all your schedule and focus your mind on the task at hand.

* Keep your body language professional at the time of the virtual interview. Also, be sure to maintain a good posture. Don’t seat rigidly and try to keep your movement natural.

* It’s better to maintain your focus on the virtual interview and don’t get distracted. Be sure to avoid any temptation to browse or check emails.

* Try your level best to build a better connection. A good tip is to do a bit of background research on your interviewer and see any common ground you can build on, such as a mutual interest.

* Allow the interviewer to lead. The moment there is face to face silence, there are chances of temptation to fill the gap in the conversation. Please avoid that.

* After the virtual interview, follow up and ask for feedback and be sure to let them know you are open to providing them further information.

* Always review your performance. Take time to assess what you think went well and what you could improve upon.