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    The presentation round - How to nail a job interview presentation

    The presentation round - How to nail a job interview presentation

    Picture this: you've aced the initial interview rounds, feeling pretty confident about your chances, when they hit you with the curveball - a presentation for the next round. You might be thinking, "Uh-oh, presentations aren't really my thing," or "What on earth am I supposed to talk about?" 

    In this week’s episode, Sarah and Emma break down the various types of presentations you might encounter in job interviews, why employers use them, and what they're looking for in your performance. We'll debunk some presentation myths and set the stage for you to feel genuinely confident in your preparation.

    🏀 Shoot Your Shot - Shoutout to Bori who bought us FIVE coffees! “Hello Emma & Sarah Thank you SO much for your invaluable advice through this podcast. You two have now officially helped both me and my partner land our dream jobs! I discovered your podcast over a year ago, just before moving to Australia, when I was in the process of remotely interviewing for a job in Sydney. I’ve listened to all of the episodes and thanks to all your wisdom, practical tips and positive energy I secured a job even before landing in Aus. This was almost a year ago, so a very overdue thank you! Then about 1 month ago my partner decided to look for a new job, and I immediately got him hooked on your podcast too. He got 2 interviews lined up by a recruiter within a few days of updating his CV, so we started listening to your podcast episodes non-stop (in the car, at home, on our commutes) and all your advice, tips and jokes were once again invaluable during this process. Finding and securing a job can be such a stressful experience, particularly due to all the unknowns and uncertainty, but your insights helped both of us through it every step of the way. I told my partner about the episode to play right before the actual interview and he didn’t realise it was going to be a short one, and ended up playing it on repeat 5-6 times before the interview to keep that inspiration and motivation up! Enjoy your coffees from us. Every bit deserved, and more. Thanks again.”

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    24: Self Experimentation, Amputation Archaeology, and Learning to Love PowerPoint

    24: Self Experimentation, Amputation Archaeology, and Learning to Love PowerPoint

    What are the pros and perils of self experimentation? What archaeological clues do we have to the first human amputation?  And why should we actually learn to love PowerPoint?

    See Tom Perform PowerPoint Comedy on October 4th at Caveat NYC! (or stream it!)

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    We also learn about: Santorio Santorio, sitting in a chair for 30 years, two pieces of toast, 1500s diet culture, insensible perspiration, basal metabolism, the origin of sleep studies, cave dwellers and time perception, he likes caves a little too much, sleep cycle, stomach ulcers, rats in straight jackets taking ice baths like david blaine, drinking bacteria broth and winning a nobel prize, scientists will literally drink rotten milk to get a paragraph in a paper, reaching 631mph in a rocket chair, shout out to David Hunter, setting research back several decades, venereal disease, tropical hookworm, giving yourself worms for science, do not try this at home, Caroline always starts with Egypt, ancient prosthetics, Egyptian healthcare, what is a human, 1.8 million year old tooth, Georgia is a state not a country, tackling misinformation, human remain hotspot, the earliest surgery, trepanation, ancient community care, “7 days ago, that was the end of my script”, modern humans, medical knowledge is older than we realise, we’re still figuring anthropology out, Ella loves powerpoint, sweating bullets, God named powerpoint, overhead transparencies, Caroline doesn’t know what an overhead projector is, Tom and Ella are getting old, Edward Tufty is evil, Tom Lumperson is coming for Edward Tufty, everyone is a presenter, accessibility, an unfeasible culture of productivity, David Burn, Tufty vs Burn, Powerpoint Art, Powerpoint theatre, Powerpoint comedy, Tiktok is actually Powerpoint, Powerpoint as a programming language, beautiful things in the wildest places.

    Sources:

    Santorio Santorio
    Insensible persirpiation
    Weighing chair replica
    Mammoth Cave Study
    Michel Siffre Cave Experimenter
    Michel Siffre Cabinet Interview
    H. Pylori Stomach Ulcer Timeline
    Barry Marshall Discover Magazine Interview
    Infective dose of Campylobacter jejuni in milk
    John Paul Stapp
    Stewart Adams
    Pritchard and Hookworms
    Jasper Lawrence
    Jimmy Bernot Twitter
    Whipworm Clinical trials
    Hookworms for multiple sclerosis

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    Limb Amputation in Ancient Egyptians (2010 Paper)
    The Guardian - Archeologists unearth 1.8 million Year Old Human Tooth
    A Short History of Surgery by K. M. Begelman
    The Oldest Amputation on a Human Skeleton in France (2007 Paper)
    Upper Palaeolithic Hand Images with Missing Phalanges (2018 Paper)
    Surgical amputation of a limb 31,000 years ago in Borneo (2022 Paper)

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    Robert Gaskins on Naming PowerPoint
    NYTimes Reporting on Microsoft Buying PowerPoint
    Tufte's Article "PowerPoint is Evil"
    NYTimes Teacher Interview on PowerPoint
    David Byrne's Learning to Love PowerPoint
    David Byrne's UC Berkley Presentation
    David Byrne's Blog about the Presentation
    Vulture's "Why is PowerPoint Having a Comedy Moment?"
    Neil Cicierega's SlideShare Gems
    The Lorde and Jack Antonoff PowerPoint
    Tom Wildenhain's Paper "On the Turing Completeness of MS PowerPoint"
    Tom Wildenhain's Presentation "On the Turing Completeness of MS PowerPoint"