You should approach a video interview exactly as you would an in-person interview, including the way that you dress.
Psychologically, getting fully dressed in business attire will put you in the right frame of mind for a job interview. This small mental trick is incredibly beneficial when you’re interviewing from your living room. By putting on a full outfit including accessories and even shoes if you’d like, you’ll be helping yourself get prepared.
The cautionary reason is that you just never know what might happen – a pet or child could knock your computer, tablet, or phone off of your table and you don’t want to be caught with your pants down, literally. While the likelihood of this happening is low, do you really want to take the risk?Wearing stripes or busy patterns on video can create a distortion that’s incredibly distracting and hard to look at. Stripes on camera end up create strobe-like, wavy lines.
This applies to your background as well – keep it simple and solid colored. Be cautious wearing white if you’ll be using a light colored background as that can end up making you look washed out. When in doubt, stick with solid colors.You can get away with wearing a bit of extra makeup to adjust for poor lighting or lower video quality, but don’t go overboard. Makeup is far less important than overall grooming.
Do a test run the day before to get the look you want so you don’t have to stress about it the day of the interview. Always start out with your normal makeup look, then tweak it as necessary to ensure it translates well to video.Follow me on
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