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Practice Content for Job Interviews
- October 26, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
No CommentsLet’s assume you’re in some type of career transition. Either you are interviewing for exciting new roles, eyeing a big promotion, researching new career possibilities, or simply pondering a change.
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Sounding Confident During Interviews
- October 26, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
Once you’ve secured a great job interview, researched the company and strategized your content, you still need to consider HOW to sound conversational and confident.
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Attention Recruiters: Prepare Your Candidates to Succeed
- October 26, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
We’ve worked with our share of employment recruiters before. The job is complex—not only do they have to find the right people to meet their clients’ needs, but they must also convince these recruits, many of whom already have good jobs, to invest time to pursue this new position.
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Enhanced Communication Skills Key Success in Flatter Workplaces
- September 30, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
We hear it from our clients all the time—the structures within the workplace continue to change, and many organizations are becoming flatter. Knowledge and information are more critical than ever, hierarchies and bureaucracy are recognized as barriers to developing and implementing ideas, and people are increasingly working in project-oriented teams with few clear lines of authority.
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What Can Neuroscience Teach Us About Presenting?
- September 19, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
From the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino came last week’s product launch presentation about the most recent updates to the Apple family of products. This recurring event dates back to when Jobs himself led the presentations, clad in a pair of jeans and a black turtleneck top. Last week it was a two-hour multi-media event, opening with a great “Mission Impossible”-inspired video sequence, complete with the classic TV show’s memorable theme music.
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The Fear of Looking Scared
- August 23, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
While many presenters feel some apprehension just before they step on stage, most tell us that their biggest fear is that the audience will recognize their feelings of fear.
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Experts Learn to Simplify Messages/Add Charisma
- August 20, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
If you want to communicate a big idea, here are a few quick rules of thumb: shorter is better than longer; simple is better than complex; and you need to present in a memorable way.
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NFL Hall of Famers Prove to be Amazing Speakers
- August 13, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
Did you get a chance to watch the recent 2018 NFL Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies from Canton, Ohio? If you did, you were treated to some amazing speakers who shared amazing stories.
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What Courage Looks Like
- July 25, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
There was a moving moment at this month’s ESPYs when survivors of sexual abuse by USA Olympic and Michigan State team doctor Larry Nassar received the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage. 140 women came up in unity, standing shoulder-to-shoulder in a powerful show of solidarity.
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Lessons on Presenting from the ESPYs
- July 25, 2018
- Posted by: Eliot Shapiro
- Category: Presentations
This year’s ESPY awards were full of teachable moments—moments where speakers used techniques that you can incorporate into your own presentations to enhance your message and connect with your audience. What were some of the best examples?
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