Practice makes perfect. This dictum applies to learning to do anything well -- whether it's riding a bike, speaking a foreign language, or doing a Skype interview with confidence. Consultant Kerrie ...

These days video interviews are become as popular as phone interviews to narrow down the potential job candidates and Skype is a go to service for many companies. If you want to make a good impression ...

More and more employers are conducting initial job interviews over Skype or other online video services, hoping to get a better feel for candidates than a phone conversation might allow. But ...

The rise of freelancing, telecommuting and a global economy has made video calling a vital part of business. It’s easier to get a vibe for the person you’re talking to when you can see his or her face ...

The modern workplace has had some interesting developments over the past few years. We work with virtual teams spread all over the world and who we have never met face to face, our offices are ...

Interviewing for a job? There are thousands of helpful tips available for job seekers looking to ace an interview, but what about the interviewer? It's assumed that you've got the easy part, ...

More and more, companies are using Skype to suss out job candidates. Even in 2012, 63 percent of companies reported interviewing prospective employees via video, according to a survey by the staffing ...

Interviewers and interviewees can both agree that the job interview part of the hiring process sucks. It just really sucks. If you are the interviewee and in the hot seat, you're panicked about first ...

Skype interviews can really be the best of both worlds — you still get face-to-face time with an employer while cutting travel out of the equation. And while mastering the interview is a common ...