In our article about the thirty-second intro, we mentioned how unnecessary jargon is something which shouldn’t be used if we want to be clear and concise with our communication. Now, we delve deeper into the nitty-gritty of jargon, and when it should and shouldn’t be used. Firstly, what does it mean? Jargon, as defined … Continue reading

  Interviews, networking events, meetings, gatherings could be daunting for a fresher. A way to feel at ease in such situations is to practice good body language. Postures determine our state of mind. A good posture reflecting confidence, approachability and professionalism would help you reach a similar mindset. Practicing good, confident body language is a … Continue reading

  Talking about the details and nuances of an interview is never enough. Perhaps that is the reason why we talk about that dreaded and coveted I-word so often. This time we are going to talk about how to be prepared to answer this frequently asked question in interviews. There is a high chance your … Continue reading

    Imagine you have gone to a conference. There will be lots and lots of professionals, eager to do some networking. No one has the time to actually have a long discussion but everyone is willing to network, somehow. Or just imagine you are someone looking for a career opportunity. You get on an … Continue reading

What is probably the first thing you would know about a person, be it a colleague, client or candidate? What is it that defines a company? What is it that leads to an establishment of personal rapport? What is that sets a person apart from everyone else? It’s the NAME! Making blunders in people’s and company’s names … Continue reading