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Folks, please help. I was working as Business Analyst at Cognizant business consulting for an European client before joining PwC India a week back. Reason behind this switch was to get more strategy work than jun BA. Now I'm having client interviews for Indian clients for Digital Strategy assignments but trust me it's truly feeling weird and downgraded coz if indian clientele.
This may settle with time but I really need your insights if I have made mistake by switching to PwC India.
TIA.
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Rogers Communications Inc. referral.
I am interested in applying for a Marketing role at Rogers and was hoping to get a referral to increase my chances of getting an interview.
I’m a Digital Marketer and social media growth strategist with 5 years of experience and currently seeking new opportunities.
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Practice your storytelling skills.
What kind of problems do you run into when you are panicking?
I have also struggled with speaking to larger groups in high-stake situations.
What I try to remember before I present is
1. I'm presenting for a reason. Focus on achieving that outcome - Is it alignment? Shared context? Inspiration? Focus on why you're presenting.
2. Hopefully thinking about the why inspired you a little, because now you take that energy and share it in your time with your audience.
The point is that your audience will be interested and drawn into whatever you're talking about if you are excited about who/what/when/why/how you're talking to or about. So if you're passionate about it, don't be embarrassed, share it.
Now, if you're not excited and actually talking about this stuff is extremely boring and you'd rather die than talk to an audience about it, then that's a different problem. If you can't find an inspiring "why" for it, then it's probably not worth presenting!