Video communication is spreading quickly, and recruiters are taking advantage of the trend by offering video and Skype interviews.

Before your interview, test all the technology. Not just the app you’re using, but also your lighting, sound and camera angle.

Be sure to dress to impress, too. Just because you’re not headed into an office doesn’t mean you shouldn’t look your best.

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What you wear to an interview is very important. The employer forms an impression of you within seconds, so your outfit truly does matter.

By adapting your clothing to the company’s dress code, you’ll show the employer that you are a good fit for the company.

But how do you know what the company’s dress code is? The answer: social media. Stalk the company’s various social media accounts to get an idea of what people typically wear to work.

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Impressions are formed within seconds. Right away, people will determine whether or not the like. trust and respect you. This means you have a limited window in which to make a good first impression. When you’re interviewing for a job, this is extremely important.

First, take notice of how your immediate signals are being perceived and ensure nothing can be construed as threatening.

Be mindful of others’ personal space. You want to respect people’s boundaries and do everything you can to make them feel comfortable.

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No matter what the reason is for quitting your job, you want to make sure you make the big announcement without awkwardness and without burning bridges.

First, have a clear plan of action. Start by choosing your last day and compose an official resignation letter. Then, schedule a date and time to break the news to your boss.

Prepare yourself for the “I quit” meeting. There’s no set script, so there’s no way for you to know which direction the conversation will go. Don’t feel guilty or over-explain, and the conversation will go smoothly.

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