Webcams become part of the interview process
January 29, 2008 on 4:02 pm | In News | 3 Comments
Webcams have been around for awhile now, but organizations like business schools are now starting to depend on them to help authenticate candidates during long distance interviews. Check out this interesting article from Businessweek.com:
Webcam Interviews Disconnect Imposters
Phone interviews allow for possible deception, but the growing use of Webcams by schools is making it more difficult to use a stand-in.
by Alina Dikiz
Who’s really on the other end of the line during a phone interview? It could be the student on the MBA application—or a well-spoken cheater.
It used to be that business school officials couldn’t necessarily tell one from the other. But now, with the widespread use of Webcams, one avenue for potential cheating—including coaching or having an imposter sit in for the applicant—is being narrowed…
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Comment by Chuck — January 29, 2008 #
Is true that webcam are used more and more but is pitty that the video quality is very low, same as audio quality.
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