Interveiw presentation

Answer 1

 A job interview can be stressful, but being fully prepared with the presentation you need to give at the interview will make you feel confident and have a better interaction with the interviewer. The thought of making an oral presentation makes some people queasy. So I present you with the following points that might help you prepare your interview presentation:

The most important thing is to know who you’re going to be speaking to. This information is vital in helping you pull together the right amount of material, pitching it at the right level, and ensuring you have enough supporting materials to hand.

You should always have one clear message that runs through your presentation, and limit yourself to three sections: introduction, development of your argument, and summary.

Keep your opening punchy and have a memorable ending that will leave your audience on an upbeat note.

Maximum content should be a headline and perhaps three or four bullets per slide with graphs and diagrams where appropriate.

Dealing with questions gives you the opportunity to further demonstrate your knowledge of your subject. Take your time to answer, be ready to defend yourself and don’t argue with a questioner.