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High Stakes Communication: Interviews and Job Talks

Module by: The Cain Project in Engineering and Professional Communication

This PowerPoint file of 30 slides explains a successful job candidate’s communication challenges. It also recommends strategies to use during interviews. Some slides ask viewers to practice answering questions with typical techniques, using confident body language, or framing responses positively. The PowerPoint file also includes advice on delivering job talks, which are talks on a technical subject given during an interview.

Figure 1: High Stakes Communication: Interviews and Job Talks
Figure 2: Please right click on the above link to download the PPT file
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Media File: JobInterview.ppt

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