"virtual interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You would typically use it when referring to an interview conducted online, usually using video chat software. For example: I am scheduled for a virtual interview with the company next week.
Watch a video of his ninety-minute virtual interview.
He delivers lectures at universities and grants interviews to reporters, including, in 2014, a virtual interview with The New Yorker's Jane Mayer.
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These are among the most common queries posed in the "Virtual Interview With Adolf Hitler" (www.activehistory.co.uk/head2head/hitler/activity.htm), an interactive activity that lets you type questions and receive responses.
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We'll be live-streaming their 90-minute virtual interviews this Saturday.
The virtual job interview and help sheet on interview technique both look behind common interview questions and suggest strategies for giving the answers employers are looking for.
Lindsay Lohan's performance in the rather mediocre TV film "Liz & Dick" (which, however — I should have mentioned — features the admirable script conceit of a virtual posthumous interview with the protagonists) received unfortunately (and unwarrantedly nasty) negative reviews.
It has been so popular — its creator, Linden Lab, says that more than 20 million user accounts have been registered — that companies are using it to hold virtual employment interviews, training sessions and sales meetings.
Evaluations and Virtual Exit Interviews.
