The Do’s And Don’ts Of Virtual Job Interviews

Dressing for the job you want is important, whether you interview in person or via the interwebs. “When it comes to dress code, remote interviews can feel odd but should be treated like any other interview,” says Skirboll. “Take time to dress the part and make note of the company culture. If on the more casual end of the spectrum, go for business casual, but if you’re seeking a role in a highly formal industry, business professional is the way to go.” Oh, and wear real pants in case you need to stand up and get something during the interview. You don’t want them seeing your PJ bottoms or your underwear.