Professional development: exit velocity

 

   

         Studio viewing at PS Mirabel.

               I have started to experiment with grid backgrounds. This idea has stemmed from the idea of repetition in decor (explained further in studio research). I want the whole of my space for the degree show to have this basic grid design as the background. I have tested this idea whilst working towards submission. I used a black acrylic paint to start with and I realised that it is not compatible with the studio walls. I have asked for advice on other types of paint I could use and I have been advised to use a standard black emulsion paint. I have also been given a sample of strong masking tape which is primarily used for decorative purposes, when I am painting the grid for the degree show I will use this tape instead of normal masking tape. The alternative masking tape is important as it will not let the paint bleed and will provide a more straight edge finish. When installing for the degree show I will test the new materials on a...

So, why are you being asked to give an interview presentation? By asking candidates to deliver an interview presentation as part of the process, the interviewer is looking for proof that you 1. Can do the job, 2. Have strong communication skills, 3. Are organised and 4. Are diligent. Moreover, if you take the time and effort to prepare a presentation that showcases all of the above, you will also demonstrate your commitment to the process and enthusiasm for the role. With this in mind, how can you deliver the best interview presentation possible? 1. Prove you can do the job One of the reasons you have been asked to give a presentation in your interview is so that the interviewer can feel confident in your ability to do the job at hand. You, therefore, need to use the presentation to demonstrate just that. Where do you even start? Understand the task:  Before you do anything else, make sure you are absolutely clear on what you are being asked to do and what question you are...