February 17, 2022
3 minute read
According to LinkedIn¹, almost 80% of professionals consider networking to be important to new job opportunities and career success, and in a remote world, it's more important than ever. Talent professionals say that virtual recruiting and networking are both here to stay, giving you more flexibility and opportunities. Read on to learn about the tips and tools that can help you improve your networking and make the most of a potential new opportunity if you’ve landed an interview.
Tap into templates
Showing the work you’ve done in past roles can be a powerful way to stand out from others while job searching online. Use PowerPoint templates to showcase a variety of screenshots or visuals of your work. Whether it’s a marketing campaign or a unique data report, sharing a portfolio of your work can bring your words to life during a virtual interview.
A little preparation can go a long way in an interview. Use Bing to research the company and role beforehand as well as some common interview questions, so you know what to expect. According to LinkedIn², studies suggest that spending 30 to 60 minutes (at minimum) getting ready for an interview can drastically improve your chances of securing a job offer. Radiate confidence by showing up to your interview informed and ready to impress the company.
The digital space provides an abundance of ways to make new connections, rekindle old ones, and search for new opportunities. If you’ve updated to Windows 11, you can get help to maximize your time and effort with features that help you get organized and stay on track while job searching online.
Focus assist helps you stay on track while keeping distractions at a minimum. Enable the setting to temporarily stop notifications so you can give your full attention, whether you’re simply sending a LinkedIn¹ message or have a full-on interview call.
Whether you’re nurturing your network or climbing the career ladder, now you know how to prepare, show up, and impress in the digital space.