Preparing for a remote job interview is about more than just knowing your resume. It’s

crucial to get comfortable with the digital aspect, like testing your technology (audio,

video, and internet connection) beforehand. Dress professionally, even if you’re at home,

it helps set the tone. Create a clean, quiet space for the interview, free from distractions.

Remember, the interview is as much about culture and communication as it is about

skills, so maintain eye contact through the camera, engage actively, and ask thoughtful

questions. Confidence comes from preparation, so research the company thoroughly

and practice answering common questions to feel more at ease.