Image: Videoconferencing via Skype across the Internet between Interview Coach Mark Efinger and a woman being coached

Description: Modern telecommunications allow for "face-to-face" interviewing to happen, even when two people are separated by a vast geographic distance. In this image, interview coach Mark Efinger is shown having a videoconference with a woman for the purpose of helping her make a more positive impression in a subsequent interview (such as a college interview or job interview). With screen-on-screen technology, the other person's face is shown large on the screen, while one's own face is shown in the smaller screen. As the Internet becomes more prevalent, new services such as Interview Coaching will become more available to more people. Image details and credits: Woman's face is from Wikimedia Commons and is used with her permission. Image of Mark Efinger of ISCA used with permission. Background image of clouds and sky is from Wikimedia Commons credit LeFever Moe of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Laptop image is from Wikimedia Commons with trademark information blurred out as per trademark policy. Satellite image is from Wikimedia Commons credit NASA. Images assembled and text added by tom sulcer using Sumo Paint software by Sumoware.
Title: Videoconferencing via Skype across the Internet between Interview Coach Mark Efinger and a woman being coached
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Author: Tomwsulcer
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