I've been invited to another interview for a role I really really want. The beginner stage was a zoom style general interview with all the usual questions and is probably where my strengths lie in interviews.
This next stage is in person and I've been asked to do a presentation for part of this. I only got the topic Sunday evening and the presentation along with interview is Thursday morning.
It's taken me ages to get the framework built and refined and I need to practice it further. I've also researched good presentation techniques and styles - and constantly see to really trim your text down.
Given my really limited time here - what should I be focusing on more, practicing the delivery out loud to ensure I'm more confident and comfortable - or really reducing the copy down (when I would likely need to have cue cards to help remember what needs to be said - adhd so terrible memory and multi tasking 😅)
The slides aren't a wall of text it is bulleted but definitely has more than say 6-7 words per bullet but still somewhat paraphrased. Something has to give to allow me to brush up on the questions too and try and still function in my day job!
Any advice would be super appreciated as i'm stressing like a madwoman and prepping until midnight each night which isn't helping my stress!