What is an introduction interview presentation and how to prepare it?

An introduction interview presentation is a way to showcase your skills, experience, and professional background to potential employers. It typically includes an executive summary, a detailed overview of your work experience, and highlights of specific projects or skills.

You can start with a brief elevator pitch, summarizing who you are professionally. This should be followed by a detailed timeline of your work experience, highlighting key roles and achievements.

You can also include a section on your key skills and areas of expertise. If you're sending the presentation digitally, consider embedding hyperlinks to your LinkedIn profile, portfolio website, or other relevant social profiles for further reference.

Remember, the goal is to provide a comprehensive yet concise overview of your professional journey, so keep it relevant and engaging.

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First thing's first, it's important to introduce yourself with a resume-style overview. This slide is an executive summary that provides a short paragraph of text for your elevator pitch, and an overview of skills and work experience to provide the reader with a sense of who you are professionally. This is meant to compliment additional slides specifically on work experience, skills, or highlights of a specific project. If you plan to send this file digitally, you can embed hyperlinks to your LinkedIn, portfolio website, or other social profiles. This visualization also includes a timeline of your experience, with a summary of professional skillsets where you excel at the bottom. The presentation also includes many extra slides with alternative visualizations of this professional summary. (Slide 5)

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