Eloqutix - communication improvement

Interviewers often ask you to describe a time you handled something: a deadline, a disagreement, a mistake. Those questions are much easier to answer when you have a shape for your answer, and the STAR method gives you one.
In this hour we'll go through it together: the Situation, the Task, the Action you took and the Result. Then we'll practice answering real interview questions out loud with it.
Answer as many as you like, or watch and pick it up as we go. Both are welcome, and nobody is judged.
If you have a job or role in mind, bring it along. Answers come easier with your own examples.
First time? You're very welcome. Camera on if you can, but it's not required.
The link to join is on this page once you've signed up.

Interviewers often ask you to describe a time you handled something: a deadline, a disagreement, a mistake. Those questions are much easier to answer when you have a shape for your answer, and the STAR method gives you one.
In this hour we'll go through it together: the Situation, the Task, the Action you took and the Result. Then we'll practice answering real interview questions out loud with it.
Answer as many as you like, or watch and pick it up as we go. Both are welcome, and nobody is judged.
If you have a job or role in mind, bring it along. Answers come easier with your own examples.
First time? You're very welcome. Camera on if you can, but it's not required.
The link to join is on this page once you've signed up.

Interviewers often ask you to describe a time you handled something: a deadline, a disagreement, a mistake. Those questions are much easier to answer when you have a shape for your answer, and the STAR method gives you one.
In this hour we'll go through it together: the Situation, the Task, the Action you took and the Result. Then we'll practice answering real interview questions out loud with it.
Answer as many as you like, or watch and pick it up as we go. Both are welcome, and nobody is judged.
If you have a job or role in mind, bring it along. Answers come easier with your own examples.
First time? You're very welcome. Camera on if you can, but it's not required.
The link to join is on this page once you've signed up.

Interviewers often ask you to describe a time you handled something: a deadline, a disagreement, a mistake. Those questions are much easier to answer when you have a shape for your answer, and the STAR method gives you one.
In this hour we'll go through it together: the Situation, the Task, the Action you took and the Result. Then we'll practice answering real interview questions out loud with it.
Answer as many as you like, or watch and pick it up as we go. Both are welcome, and nobody is judged.
If you have a job or role in mind, bring it along. Answers come easier with your own examples.
First time? You're very welcome. Camera on if you can, but it's not required.
The link to join is on this page once you've signed up.