>> So I have actually done one virtual interview,
so I do have a little bit of experience with this.
And I think, you know, frankly it went off pretty well.
The, you know, the advice I should give is make sure you have a good connection.
Take time beforehand, you know, whether it's half hour, hour beforehand just in case
to make sure that you've got the, the lighting correct and the background correct.
You don't want to, you know, show a messy room in the background or, you know,
dirty clothes in the background if you're doing it in your dorm or at home.
So, you know, really take time to make sure that, you know,
you're respecting that it's supposed to be a professional environment just
as if you would going into somebody's office.
So I really think it was a pretty similar experience.
I was able to ask the same types of questions that I do in a normal interview.
We were able to have the same sort of casual interactions and, you know, some jokes
and casual conversation exchange because we were able to see other
and read each other much better than if you were doing a phone interview.