Say What You Need To Say

Consider making requests that’ll help you in the long term, like soliciting questions ahead of a presentation or asking your boss not to send you late-night emails unless it’s absolutely urgent.

Also, know your rights when it comes to managing your mental health (a flex schedule, additional...

• Starting with something personal like family or hobbies, or launching into your life story.
• Sharing the problems with your current job.
• Summarizing your resume, point-by-point. Assume that your interviewers read your resume before inviting you in for the interview.

If you want to internalise useful information fully and keep it in your memory for a long time, you should make it the product of your efforts, you can write a short summary of a book you just read or tweet the insights you got from listening to the podcast. Whatever you do, you should get involv...