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A short YouTube video by Alli Peck advising viewers to look at the camera lens—rather than the screen—during Zoom calls (especially interviews) to create the feeling of eye contact and form a digital connection.
A short YouTube video by Alli Peck advising viewers to look at the camera lens—rather than the screen—during Zoom calls (especially interviews) to create the feeling of eye contact and form a digital connection.
So many people are making this big mistake. In zoom calls, especially interviews, they're not looking at the camera. They think they're making eye contact with the person because they're looking at the screen. But really, you need to be looking at the camera lens. See how this feels? Like I'm really making eye contact with you. That's how you form a connection with people digitally. So next time you're in a zoom call, especially if it's in an interview, try to make eye contact by looking at the camera lens, not at the screen.
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