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Personal and Professional “Elevator Speech” Introductions



 
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Personal and Professional “Elevator Speech” Introductions #1 (permalink) Tue Jul 28, 2009 10:52 am   Personal and Professional “Elevator Speech” Introductions		  
How could we introduce ourself to people in 30 seconds, imagion just like elevator is, so please help, it used to be a short story but very plentiful, effective, and strong impressing story!
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Personal and Professional “Elevator Speech” Introductions #2 (permalink) Tue Jul 28, 2009 21:29 pm   Personal and Professional “Elevator Speech” Introductions		  
Does anybody have a strong impressing story about him/herself, a good resume? What we need surely to mention in it, that would be very impressive personal story, that can give inspiration and opportunity for better chances/results; i.e. how can I fascinate a interviewer for job that I applied for; or how can fascinate my professor with my story of personal/professional background?
come on, I'm waiting for your valuable answers.
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