Here's how recent college graduates can successfully interview in a COVID-19 world:
With phone interviews, you can’t see the interviewer or the office. You’ll miss out on social cues, which will tell you that they liked or disliked how you answered a question. Without seeing the office, you won't gain a feel of the place, people and culture. In person, you may see some sports memorabilia and learn that you share a similar passion for a team, which is a great icebreaker.
Video interviews offer a close resemblance to an in-person meeting. You may have conducted enough FaceTime conversations that you’re more comfortable with this mode of interaction. It will be easy to fall back into an informal tone as that's what you’re used to. Remember that this is an interview and you need to keep it professional.
Start searching career sections on corporate websites, job aggregator sites and other sources that cater to recent college graduates. Send out résumés and follow up on the submissions. Temper your expectations so that you wont get disappointed if this takes a long time. Given the disruptions at companies, it's likely that you won't often hear back from them. The interview process will be clunky as companies are primarily focused on looking after their employees and figuring out how to navigate this tough time period.
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