The Most Important Thing about your Zoom Interview

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Zoom Interviews are now more common since Covid - and organizations are often skipping the traditional phone interview and conduct a zoom interview for shortlisted candidates instead.
If you've had unsuccessful zoom interviews in the past, you want to do a quick self-check and see if you've got it right, and know the purpose of the interview: to obtain enough interest in order advance to the next round

Some Zoom Interview Setting Tips from my friend Tim Verville:

Set up a nice corner with good light (not natural light) and and an appropriate background
Establish your brand with your image (concert posters, bookshelves, etc)
Make sure your eye contact is toward your camera, not the people on your screen

Interview Tips:

Do your homework, research research research
Quickly state the obvious, and go to your uniqueness
It’s not about what they asked, but what you want to say and how you say it
Practice, Practice, Practice!!
- Research and outline a few questions they might ask
- Write out what you want say and practice
Have good questions to ask
- Search timeline
- The 5-year vision of the organization
- Current challenges
- Traits of ideal candidates
- DO NOT ASK ABOUT SALARIES

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The Conductor's Podcast

The Most Important Thing about your Zoom Interview

The Conductor's Podcast

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Some Zoom Interview Setting Tips from my friend Tim Verville:

Set up a nice corner with good light (not natural light) and and an appropriate background
Establish your brand with your image (concert posters, bookshelves, etc)
Make sure your eye contact is toward your camera, not the people on your screen

Interview Tips:

Do your homework, research research research
Quickly state the obvious, and go to your uniqueness
It’s not about what they asked, but what you want to say and how you say it
Practice, Practice, Practice!!
- Research and outline a few questions they might ask
- Write out what you want say and practice
Have good questions to ask
- Search timeline
- The 5-year vision of the organization
- Current challenges
- Traits of ideal candidates
- DO NOT ASK ABOUT SALARIES

All About Chaowen Ting

87 jaksoa

#Chaowen Ting #Music Business #Classical Music #Conducting Training #Music Education #Orchestra #Opera #Choir #New Music #Music #Theater #Arts #Podcasting Education #Musicians #Conductors #Bands

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