Jobs And Careers

Careers: Intro to StoryIQ for Jobseekers™

Tuesday, 6/30/2020
3:00 - 4:30
Virtual Library

United States

When you share stories strategically in a job interview, you establish rapport and illuminate your qualifications in a memorable way that stands out. This seminar will get you started on the path of building your own career storybank. You will learn:
• When to tell stories and when not to
• How to use stories to tackle behavioral questions
• How to shape your stories for conciseness and impact

Reservations required: https://forms.gle/nKieYzTGfMthGVTN8. Registered attendees will receive a link with the Zoom information and password.


FACILITATOR BIOS

Malay Jalundhwala is an entrepreneur, consultant and writer based in San Francisco. He has worked with job seekers, helping them to shape their stories for maximum impact.

Larry Ebert is a senior business consultant for established and emerging companies. He teaches leadership, communications and job interviewing at Golden Gate University.

Ken Grosserode is an attorney and writer based in San Francisco. He first experienced the power of crafting an authentic story while interviewing refugees during law school.


This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

Attending Programs

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