Hey, I am appearing for a pre-sales engineer interview. It will be a sort of role-play demo session, where the team will want to understand how I present, how I manage a room, how I keep my audience engaged and also your technical abilities when asked regarding the solution. I have a liberty to choose any data science related product. I am essentially confused as to what product to choose, and how to structure the presentation. I would highly appreciate tips and suggestions. Thanks
Pro
Don’t say perfectionist
1) trusting subordinates/project team members with too much responsibility before they prove they are ready, I.e. assuming their level means they are automatically qualified to do the work
2) non emotional gives off impression I’m not passionate about the work/success (which is true, but easy one to spin into positive with stories on how you’ve addesssed it)
Chief
Guess what? I have flaws. What are they? Oh I donno, I sing in the shower? Sometimes I spend too much time volunteering. Occasionally I'll hit somebody with my car. So sue me-- no, don't sue me. That is opposite the point I'm trying to make.
Pro
I tried finding a suitable office quote. Was gonna quote Dwight & measles but this one is better! 😂
Kryptonite.
Pro
Mine are:
Existential dread combined with a dreadful existence
I work too hard
I tell them to stop asking that dumb antiquated interview question that has no bearing on performance 😂
I have limited patience for being asked questions where the premise is I either paint myself in a bad light or spout bullshit
I’m too nice sometimes. Honestly it usually works out for me because my teams work hard for me because I respect their work styles. But some people view it as weakness so I say that
Reality is that I am a procrastinator. Don’t do much work until just before it is due.
Pro
Are you me