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This document provides guidance on preparing and delivering an effective "Just A Minute" (JAM) presentation. It notes that in a JAM presentation, HR evaluates an applicant's spontaneity, smartness, self-confidence, communication skills, and time management. The document recommends structuring the presentation around the topic from your own perspective, using experiences and knowledge to discuss any related issues and solutions. It provides tips to introduce the topic confidently, follow the planned structure, maintain eye contact and a smile, cover all intended points, and thank the audience before ending. Presenters are advised to avoid hesitation, deviation from the topic, rambling, long pauses, false figures, and abrupt endings.
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just a minute is a communication game .
DO’s:
Follow the below list and make your JAM SESSION perfect.
Put a smile on your face until your session is finished.
Don’t be nervous while presenting the Session.
Explain the JAM Topic in simple and clear language.
Present the topic with brief details.
Convey in audible and clear voice
Give the presentation with Correct grammar.
Choose the topic related to Social, Political, Economical, Legal/Language and Technical (SPELT).
Maintain the positive outlook.
Finish with the Thanking note
Don'ts:
Don’t be blabber and also don’t get nervous while talking.
Don’t present in Grammatical mistakes.
Don’t give too much gap for word and don’t take much time to express.
Try to avoid the Cliches.
Don’t beat the bush.
Don’t give long pauses.
Don’t use mother tongue in the middle of the topic. Try to maintain simple and clear English words
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just a minute is a communication game .
DO’s:
Follow the below list and make your JAM SESSION perfect.
Put a smile on your face until your session is finished.
Don’t be nervous while presenting the Session.
Explain the JAM Topic in simple and clear language.
Present the topic with brief details.
Convey in audible and clear voice
Give the presentation with Correct grammar.
Choose the topic related to Social, Political, Economical, Legal/Language and Technical (SPELT).
Maintain the positive outlook.
Finish with the Thanking note
Don'ts:
Don’t be blabber and also don’t get nervous while talking.
Don’t present in Grammatical mistakes.
Don’t give too much gap for word and don’t take much time to express.
Try to avoid the Cliches.
Don’t beat the bush.
Don’t give long pauses.
Don’t use mother tongue in the middle of the topic. Try to maintain simple and clear English words
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Technical competency and behavior maturity needs development over time
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A job offer is NOT the only measure of successful interview performance. Your FEEL-GOOD is an important success factor. In most situations the offer is an interaction between your GOOD performance and the ground REALITY at the company and interview members. However, a FEEL_GOOD performance is completely your own making!
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