Also, look around you to see what other things the camera may capture.
Some colors like deep green or orange don't often translate well on video. Believe me, the other person can see, feel and hear your heart when you smile and are engaging.Īlso of note is to use a background wall that is white or cream in color if possible. And whatever you, do take the time to SMILE. Also remember to use some makeup, blot away the shiny face and take time to look your best.so you can FEEL your best ever. If you need to, do point some of them in your direction where you will be sitting. But if that is not feasible, then get several table lamps or even floor lamps to illuminate your space very well. One thing most people don't remember is to sit in a place that has lots of natural light and without any background shadows behind you if possible. Wohooo! And that SAS wanna-be newbie feeling is not going to stop me from contributing to this article. I just applied to a position this morning so I am super excited. There are light and breezy, informative and enjoyable. Thanks for your many wonderful articles on the SAS life. Now it’s your turn - what are your tips and tricks for rocking a virtual interview? Let me know in the comments! I hope these tips from Kayla help you feel confident in preparing for your SAS HireVue. It’s also OK if you have a few “ums” or stutters – that’s real-life, and our recruiters viewing your HireVue understand that. We want to see your personality and who you are. It’s ok to be yourself in your HireVue – in fact, it’s encouraged! Kayla says the point of a HireVue is to get to know you beyond your resume.
For the rest of the interview, try to relax and… Be Yourself! Our recruiters won’t make a snap judgement of you based on the first question. And if you totally blunder the first question? Kayla says not to freak out – continue the interview, even if you don’t feel confident about the beginning. If seeing yourself on video makes you cringe, don’t feel obligated to re-watch your responses. If it’s hard for you to keep your eyes on the camera, try sticking a small photo or a smiley face sticker just above the lens, and look at that instead. To be honest, this was the most awkward part for me. When you’re recording your responses, try to make eye contact with the camera.
Kayla also says it’s OK to have a piece of paper and a pen handy to quickly outline your talking points before the platform starts recording. You heard it here first, folks: It’s OK to have your resume with you during your HireVue – just don’t read through it word-for-word. Once you’ve prepared, gather your resources. Know SAS’ business and values and think of how your own experiences align. You might get an opportunity to speak about them. Think about examples of the accomplishments you’re most proud of – whether it’s for a team or club you’re a part of, for a school project, or for volunteer work.Dress like you’re going to an interview – because you are! Side note: I know it’s tempting to go halfsies on the outfit, but don’t.Here are some ways to get the ball rolling: And that’s ok! Kayla says you should prepare for your HireVue like you’d prepare for any other interview. The Pregameīecause video interviewing is a relatively new tool, it’s likely that your SAS HireVue may be your first. Be sure to block off enough time to complete the interview - it might take longer than you expect, so find a time that won’t be interrupted by class or work. SAS’ HireVues are reviewed on a rolling basis, so the sooner you submit it, the better. After you’ve received the link to take your HireVue – don’t wait longer than the upcoming weekend to film. Yay! You’ve been asked to complete a HireVue for SAS – now what? Kayla recommends doing your HireVue ASAP. Congratulations – you were selected for a HireVue! What now? Was it OK that I looked at my resume? Was it OK to take notes? I was looking for answers, so I sat down with Kayla Woitkowski, our University Recruiting Manager, to get the scoop on all things HireVue. What was my biggest source of anxiety? I didn’t know what to expect.Īfter completing my HireVue, I felt relieved, but I also had some questions. Like many, I don’t enjoy seeing myself on video and mentally psyched myself out for what I anticipated to be a cringe-worthy experience. It was my first experience with virtual interviewing, and I was nervous. What’s a HireVue you ask? Two words – virtual interview.
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