Interviewing is one of the most stressful aspects of your career; some of that stress and anxiety can be mitigated with practice and preparation.
While many companies these days are still accepting remote work, it won't be much longer until the industry returns to what it pretends to be normal. These tips work great for virtual interviews but should help you out if you are in person as well
In a typical office, you are naturally forced into a routine. I need to wake up early, shower, and drive to the office in order to ensure that I am at my desk from "9-5".
Without a forced schedule a typical day can become much less regimented, and you can find yourself working odd--longer hours to overcompensate.
I have been a developer for almost 20 years. During that time I have worked in many types of industries and offices. I have navigated cubical labyrinths and fought for "hot-desks". But starting in January I began a new chapter -- 100% remote work.