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If you want to create a working video that will impress potential employers, here are some guidelines you should follow:
1. Speak in English: Conduct the interview in English to ensure that the employer can understand you clearly.
2. Show your face clearly: Position the camera in a way that your face appears clearly throughout the video.
3. Dress professionally: Dress appropriately for the job you are applying for. Avoid wearing bright colors or patterns that may distract the employer.
4. Provide a brief introduction: Start with a brief introduction that includes your full name, age, profession, and work experience.
5. Highlight job duties and responsibilities: Show relevant job duties and responsibilities that the employer has asked for. This will help the employer assess your suitability for the role.
6. Use a high-quality camera or smartphone: Using a good-quality camera or smartphone can make a significant difference in the quality of the video. A camera with a high resolution is preferable, but if using a smartphone, make sure to shoot the video in landscape mode for a better viewing experience.
7. Choose a well-lit and quiet location: The location where the video is shot should be well-lit and free from any distracting noise. A brightly lit area with a plain background is ideal for the video.
8. Be concise: The video should be concise and to the point. Keep it under two minutes and focus on highlighting your key strengths and experience.
9. Speak clearly: Speak clearly and audibly. Avoid using filler words or phrases such as “um” or “like.”
10. Provide clear information: Provide clear information about your skills, experience, and why you are the best fit for the job.
11. Show relevant job duties and responsibilities: Show relevant job duties and responsibilities that the employer has asked for. This will help the employer assess your suitability for the role.
12. Avoid discrimination, offense, or inappropriate language: Avoid using any discriminatory, offensive, or inappropriate language during the video. This will show the employer that you are professional and respectful.
13. Edit the video: Edit the video to remove any mistakes or unnecessary footage. You can use simple video editing software like iMovie or Windows Movie Maker to do this.
14. Review the final product: Watch the video to ensure that it meets all the guidelines and there are no errors or mistakes
By following these guidelines, you will be able to create a high-quality working video that showcases your skills and experience and increases your chances of getting hired.