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Video interviews can be a great way to connect with a potential employer without having to travel, but they are full of potential pitfalls. So if you're asked to participate in a video interview, you'll want to make sure you're ready. Here are five things you must do to prepare for a video interview. 1. Check your tech - Familiarize yourself with your webcam and mircophone so you know how they work. "Make sure that your audio and video come through clearly and that there are