Job Interviews from Your Living Room

The days of nervously running over talking points for your job interview while sitting in stuffy waiting rooms may be over. Now you can be nervous in your living room instead.

Time Magazine reports that more employers are relying on Skype, a video-chatting program, to conduct their hiring interviews.
It’s not because these employers are shy or non-confrontational (though that …

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