Interview Presentation Advice

[MarvinManUK]

Good afternoon .

I just want to ask a for a small bit of help, with an upcoming interview next week for a sales job in Curry's. I've been asked to produce a presentation on what I can offer the company. This will be projected on a whiteboard to a board of 4 interviewers. Sadly, the only job interview's i've had since i've started college, were for college itself and it didn't involve any form of computer presentation or interaction.

So i'm a tad confused to how I can portray myself in a presentation. For example, what I can include in it, how I describe myself and what exactly do I include in it?

I feel that I should know I this, but in all honesty i'm a bit lost .

Thanks in advance.

Edited by MarvinManUK on Tuesday 18th May 13:38

[Pothole]

could you turn some pictures of your collages into slides?

[MarvinManUK]

Pothole said:

could you turn some pictures of your collages into slides?

Oops. Well spotted.

[Pothole]

MarvinManUK said:

Pothole said:

could you turn some pictures of your collages into slides?

Oops. Well spotted.

sorry mate, you might also want to note that it's an upcoming interview, not up and coming, unless it's a new interview that's making an impact in interview circles, of course.

as far as your question(s) is sounds like they want you to sell yourself, so one approach might be to view yourself like a product and explain the features and benefits inherent in a MarvinManUK compared with an average sales person and identifying your USP.

[MarvinManUK]

Pothole said:

MarvinManUK said:

Pothole said:

could you turn some pictures of your collages into slides?

Oops. Well spotted.

sorry mate, you might also want to note that it's an upcoming interview, not up and coming, unless it's a new interview that's making an impact in interview circles, of course.

as far as your question(s) is sounds like they want you to sell yourself, so one approach might be to view yourself like a product and explain the features and benefits inherent in a MarvinManUK compared with an average sales person and identifying your USP.

No worries. Thanks for pointing that out .

Oh and thanks for the advice!