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Section 1: Skill identification for freshers
This section is designed to identify your skill set as a fresher through an exercise which will help you to identify your skill background with clarity and also help you to articulate the "tell me about yourself question" which arises in interviews. This section brings valuable insights into your abilities to position yourself well in the Job market
Section 2: Career strategy for job market positioning
Section 3: Professional networking for freshers - Linkedin
Section 4: Channels for your Job hunt
Freshers can use multiple channels to find the right job. This section covers the multiple job search channels that can be effectively used by freshers. Different channels requires different methods for good results. This section gives insights in to some channels with huge potential which are generally unexplored by freshers during the job search.
Section 5: Targeted resume creation for freshers
Resume is an extremely important document which determines your prospect in a Job hunt. Every job requirement is different and therefore resume needs to be tweaked to match the target job requirements. Resume also needs to be machine friendly to get shortlisted. This is a detailed section which talks about ways to create and update a powerful resume for a fresher.
Section 6: Group Discussion
Group discussion is highly competitive and it requires certain communication techniques to perform better than the others and get selected. This section of the course is very detailed with action points and communication structures that can be used during the group discussion for multiple scenarios that may arise during group discussions.
SECTION 7: INTERVIEWS
Section 7.1: Face to Face Interviews
You have to go through this important interview round in any Job interview. Freshers are generally unaware of the little details that improves interview performance. This section of the course is carefully tailored for freshers with interview behaviour, action points and corporate expectations which will help every fresher to crack a face to face interview with ease.
Section 7.2: Panel Interviews
Section 7.3: Case study interview preparation
Case study interviews are different from other standard form of interviews. It is mainly used for interviews for profiles which require analytical skills. The thinking process and the skills that needs to be demonstrated is different for this interview format. This section describes a very practical and structured framework which is very useful to crack case study interviews.
Section 7.4: Casual setting interviews
Freshers often mistake the intent of interviews in a casual setting like a restaurant or coffee shop. These are very decisive interview rounds which requires preparation. This section outlines the essential tips and action points to be mindful of during a casual setting interview and it will help you to fine tune your behaviour and look polished in such an environment as a fresher
Section 7.5: Interview stress management
Section 7.6: Job Auditions
Section 7.7: Multi Interviews
Section 7.8: Phone Interviews
Section 7.9: Post interview follow-up actions
Section 7.10: Pre-recorded video interviews
Section 7.11: Presentation interview
Presentation skills are checked for some roles especially client facing roles. Companies use this format to check the ability of a candidate to analyse a topic and deliver the analysis in a concise manner. This section provides a very detailed understanding on how freshers can create a good presentation from the scratch and how to deliver the message in an effective manner.