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The warnings around using a second monitor and centering yourself are very real. Even if your interviewer is trying to not be biased by video quality or your vi
by underwater 5y ago
The warnings around using a second monitor and centering yourself are very real. Even if your interviewer is trying to not be biased by video quality or your video background, there is a subconscious bias to avoid.
Failing to make eye contact will make you seem less trustworthy and less engaged in the conversation. Being low in your frame is the Zoom equivalent of being slumped in your chair, and makes you look like child-like.
- eropple 5y agoYou can definitely go overboard with eye contact via Zoom, though. Just as an experiment I put my Zoom feed on a little monitor on my teleprompter and that was a little much.