In recent times Skype has been used to hire new employees. In fact there is now a verb called 'Skyping' and
many recruiters prefer using Skype to replace first round interviews.
However, even with all the benefits of Skype, it is only really effective for the second round of interviews. If you, (like most companies) want to save more time and money on the recruitment process, then pre-recorded interviews are key.
So, why does a pre-recorded video interview have more benefits than a Skype interview?
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Amen, Matthew!
Great article Matt! Something else to add to your article is that with Skype you have to give our a user name. Giving out this personal info could be a hazard if the candidate gave your username out to others, or continued contacting you on it. Skype does not offer the security an online interviewing platform has. If using video interviewing, candidates just receive a link. Also with video interviews you have the option of doing a live or a recorded interview. I totally agree with you about the scheduling. Some companies have their very own auto-scheduler which allows allows employers to set their available time slots and applicants can select which one works for them. A calendar reminder is sent and a text message reminder is sent the morning of the interview. Glad you see the benefits though, a solid article Matthew!
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