What does the check mark symbol mean?
On the Messages tab, you’ll see a single green check after you have successfully sent a message. Two checkmarks will appear once your search has read your message.
What to talk about on a video interview?
Breaking the ice can be tricky but hopefully you’ve already had conversations with your search using the chat feature on The Learning Organization website. However, if getting the ball rolling is still a struggle, here’s some ideas to spark an interesting, engaging conversation. Remember, the first interview is about getting to know each other and the offer. Don’t get too mired down in the details right away. There’s a lot tpo plan and talk about so take your time.
What was it about your search’s profile that first caught your attention? Was there a certain detail or qualification?
Was there a particular experience on your profile that your search found interesting, could you talk more about it.
What experience have other adjuncts had at this facility. Is this the first time the school has hosted international adjuncts and visiting faculty?
What should I wear on a video interview?
Just because your interview isn’t there in person doesn’t mean you don’t need to put in a little effort. So, treat it like a real-life interview and dress to impress. First impressions are still crucial. Wear what you would for a regular interview but make sure you’re comfortable.
Think about how you look from the waist down, too. Even though it’s a Video Interview, you never know when you’ll suddenly have to stand up. Most importantly, be yourself and wear whatever makes you feel confident. Your fashion sense is part of your personality, so express yourself and your style.
When & where to video innterview?
First up, pick a date. Agree on the day then pick a time that works for both of you (don’t forget time zones!). Choose a time when you’re least likely to be interrupted – make sure you can focus on each other without distraction. Be on time. Fashionably late doesn’t really work online
Make sure you’re somewhere comfortable and, above all, quiet. Find a space that makes you feel at ease, whether it’s your couch or your kitchen.
Find somewhere that’s inviting and not too cluttered. You don’t want your interview focusing on whatever’s on your shelves. Think about lighting! You want your interview to see you clearly and at your best. Make sure there are no bright lights right behind you or directly overhead. In daytime, don’t sit in front of a sunny window.
Tips for a great video interview
You can do just about everything else virtually, so why not Interviewing too? With our Video Interview feature, you and your search can get to know each other before you meet in person.
Here’s some tips for getting the most from Video Interviews.
What to do when the learning organization video date does not work?
Sorry to hear you’re having trouble with The Learning Organization Video Interview – please reach out to our Customer Care team so we can help. In your email, please include some basic info about the issue, such as:
Your device type (phone, tablet, laptop)
Which browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge etc.) or app type (Android or iOS). If you know it, please include which version of the browser or app (you can find this in the ‘about’ tab of your browser, or in your app store)
The profile ID of the search you’re communicating with
What type of connection you’re using (e.g. Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G)
Whether you’re accessing the site or app from work, home or another public location
Please describe the problems you’re encountering. If you are receiving error messages, please include a screenshot. If the error is happening with more than one search, please include the name, city, and age of at least one of them
If it’s a messaging issue, please include the full text of the message you’re trying to send
How does the learning organization’s video interview feature work?
Before arranging a Video Interview, you and your search need to have sent and received at least three text messages each – six in total. This prevents random calls from searches you haven’t spoken to yet.
Starting a Learning Organization Video Interview is simple:
Click the plus (+) sign from within your conversation or on your search’s profile if you’re using The Learning Organization app, or the video camera icon if you’re using a web browser
Before your first Video Interview call, you’ll be asked for permission to access your camera and microphone.
For iOS and Android, permission will be requested within the app. For web browsers, you can turn on these permissions in your browser settings. If you’re using our interview app, please make sure you’ve got the most up-to-date version. If in doubt, go to the app store on your device and check for updates.
If you’re having any other issues using The Learning Organization Video Interview, click here for more info.
Feeling a bit awkward? That’s natural, check out our Tips for a Great Video Interview here to make you both feel more comfortable.
How does the learning organization’s video interview feature work?
Ever wanted to go on an international interview without the expense of travelling and the general stress of meeting in real life? Well, Video Interviewing is here to help! Meet your searches face-to-face without leaving home or exchanging private contact information. It’s easy, fun and, above all, safe.
What does the learning organization check mark symbol for messages mean?
You can see whether your search has read your message in the Messages section, where check marks indicate the message status. If you see one green check beside the message, your search has received it. If you can see two green checks, your search has read the message.
Where can I see on the learning organization when my search was last online?
You can see when your searches were last on The Learning Organization, just below their photo. If a member has not logged in in two months or more, we remove them from your list of searches.
The Online right now feature lets you see which of your searches are most likely to respond straight away to your messages. You can tell if a search is currently online by the small, green dot next to their picture.