Informational Speech Job Search Guidelines Design an informational presentation.
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Informational Speech Job Search Guidelines Design an informational presentation. Speak on something that interests you related to your preparation for a job search, career fair, or a future career. The choices might include a pitch to a potential employer, planning your career networking tips, writing a resume/cover letter tips, or your research regarding a company or career of interest, etc. Adapt the topic to your audience. Consider how your topic relates to their interests and experiences. Your presentation should be 5 minutes long. [NO PP slides required.] Time yourself to ensure that you don't go over 5 minutes. Structure your presentation as follows: PRESENTATION OUTLINE . Introduction o Attention getter o Motivation to listen Credibility statement o Preview of main points o . Body o 2-3 main points o Points supported with details o Back and forth references ik. hur . Conclusion o Summary o Reinforcement of message Develop a one-page outline (maximum) that corresponds to the points above. DO NOT prepare a script. Provide details in the body, listing each main point and supporting points. The outline is due the day you make your presentation. Use the outline on page 341 [What Makes a Loan Officer Say "Yes"?] of your textbook. Please follow it exactly When you speak, you are free to use notes; small note cards are best. Please limit your notes to reminders. Avoid writing out entire sentences or paragraphs on your notes. Notes that are too detailed will encourage you to read your presentation, and you want to aim for a more conversational delivery. NO READING OF SPEECHES IS ALLOWED You will be graded on the clarity of your message, the success of your adaptation to your audience, the structure of your presentation, your presentation skills, and your peer review (see rubric, sample outline, and "audience-centered" evaluation form attached) On the day your information speech is due, you will deliver your speech, pass in your "one- page" outline, and capture our evaluations of your partner (in your handwriting) on your -audience-centered" evaluation form (this includes your comments/thoughts, your peers comments, and your instructor's comments following the individual's speech). REMEMBER: NO BUTS!!!Explanation / Answer
Hon. guests & my dear fellow students,
As we all know that we're now in a vital phase of our career, which naturally makes us think about the future plans.
It's well said that, "future is theirs who has ability to see through it & dreams turn into reality whose efforts speak beyond limits."
I'm pretty sure that many of us are still not aware of how to define these limits or boundaries.
Since defining this path is obviously not at all possible without planning, we must understand the basic ground rules.
Planning the career is one of the very initial and important thing.
Planning makes us achieve targets on regular basis.
It keeps us on the right track & result oriented.
Networking through job portals is the key factor for fast professional recognition.
There are numerous websites these days which helps for job search such as LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, etc.
It helps to get the job within shortest period of time.
Professional resume is always preferred over the usual one.
Always mention key / expert areas below objective.
Mention strength & weakness along with hobbies.
Highlighting important points makes life easy for reviewer.
Always make sure that details in the resume are true and valid.
Research regarding the company plays important role in decision making.
Also, it shows that you're keen and interested in an opportunity.
Sometimes our day to day job makes us mentally exhausted.
So choosing career of your interest is always favourable, the only reason being true passion behind the interest.
So these are few topics which should be considered, and then you're good to go beyond success.
Thank you.