>> I did do an interview via Skype with a company that was unable
to attend an onsite interview with back in college.
I don't think there's a lot-- I mean technology is you know so innovative and has been
so advanced these days I don't think it's terribly different
from the face-to-face interview.
That being said, I, you know I would say my preference would be
to sit down with someone one-on-one.
I think you can get a little bit more-- you know a better feel for things,
and you know display a little more charisma as opposed to being over a computer.
But I think that it's still you know with the way that you know people are traveling nowadays,
and you know so much sophistication in technology,
I think that it's certainly a great opportunity you know to allow kids to have a chance to speak
with someone where they may have not been able to attend an interview
across the country, or things like that.
But you know I think it's important you know just
in a regular interview to maintain good eye contact.
You know certainly to you know annunciate, do all the type of things
that are important in a face-to-face interview.