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From The Blog
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#10tips10days: Interview Tips To Ace Placements Like A Boss
After the series on public speaking tips, I started another series on placement interviews to help students prepare better for this phase of their life. The tips cover a wide…
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7 Lessons I Learnt From Moving My Blog To Self Hosted
Moving your blog to a self-hosted domain is a huge decision! And it has to be a well thought of one. A blog, to me is a project akin to…
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#10tips10days: Public Speaking Tips From Prep To Delivery
I posted a series of tips on public speaking for 10 days as a part of the hashtag #10tips10days. I made a blog post of the tips in case we…
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Part 2: How To Build Your Profile On Linkedin
In the last post, we looked at basics of building a profile on Linkedin from scratch. The steps discussed in the previous post included step one – creating a profile…
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Part 1: How To Build Your Profile On Linkedin From Scratch
If you are a professional, being on Linkedin is not optional! I coach aspiring trainers and women on a break who want to start second careers. And the most common…
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Video: How To Begin A Presentation With A Bang
The lights are off! The ppt projector is bright behind you putting you in semi darkness. And people are squinting to see you clearly. That’s how most presentations start. But…
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