If you’re a newbie to the world of work, have only faced in-person interviews, or are simply looking for your next opportunity, it’s quite likely that a video interview is coming your way. But while ...

Since 2011, the use of video interviewing has risen by 49%.1 Chances are that your next interview will take place over a webcam. To make sure you set yourself up for a successful video interview, here ...

A novel idea just a few years ago, AI-powered video interviewing of job applicants has quickly matured into a mainstream option for trucking and logistics companies looking to streamline the hiring ...

One-way recorded video interviews have emerged as a significant trend in the job interview space. This innovative approach offers candidates the opportunity to showcase their skills and personality in ...

Eighty-two percent of employers now use video interviews, and they've done a lot of good for the world — your location and schedule are no longer a barrier to the best opportunities. But they've also ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how good communication can lead women to success. 117 job applications are submitted on LinkedIn every second. That ...

To save time and expenses involved in the admissions process, some higher education institutions are looking to asynchronous video interviewing (AVI) technology that allows applicants to respond to ...

“Joe, please tell me this isn’t what it looks like.” That came from “Ellen,” a senior software developer who was looking for her next job. She wasn’t having much luck. Go figure. It’s a terrible job ...

Interviewing, whether in person or via a remote application is one of the most important part of creating compelling video. NOVA producer Alex Clark highlights the essential techniques and preparation ...