Como você pode entregar uma apresentação de design memorável em uma entrevista de emprego?

I designed three interview presentations for my clients and all three won their dream job. Here is what to consider: 1. The content must be prepared and organized by the interviewee. It should stay in line with the requirements set by the employer. 2. The overall look and feel of the deck should follow the company branding. A professional designer can help you with this. 3. The visuals should be relevant for the hiring authorities, the job sector and the key message.

In a product design interview, creating a compelling collateral, akin to a client pitch, is paramount. Craft a presentation deck that skillfully weaves your design journey, emphasizing the process rather than just the outcomes. Tailor the narrative to align with the job description or industry, showcasing your ability to tackle challenges specific to the role. Leverage storytelling to provide context, share insights into your decision-making, and highlight how your unique approach addresses the needs of both users and the business. This not only showcases your design prowess but also demonstrates a strategic mindset that resonates with the specific demands of the position.

In the end, you are talking to humans who have a short attention span. - Use storytelling to your advantage to hook people. - Focus on the work, the project, your specific role within, and the business outcome. - A great way to organise work is the STAR Method. STAR stands for Situation, Task, Action, and Results. It’s a clear method to organise many a presentation/portfolio/meeting... - Bring in personality, and emotions and make it relatable. - Remember it’s your work, and time to shine: don’t be afraid to show off. - Have a clear ending.

Keep in mind that your presentation is a tool to help you to bring your audience with you; so, make your slides based on your mental plan not beautiful effects. Minimal design and being to the point can help your audiences to concentrate on what you say and what you want. and Finally, using shocks can suddenly change the game and it always works ;)

Do add your professional portrait photo on your introduction slide. This makes your presentation personalized for you and create a lasting impact.

Ending the presentation on a quick note of why you are interested in this particular company and this specific role is a great way to show your excitement. When hiring, you aren't just looking for someone who can perform the duties but someone who is excited to take on the challenges day in and day out. You want someone you'll enjoy working with and will stick around for a while. It's also a nice positive note to end on and can help you stand out (assuming you've nailed the other points listed here, of course!).