LIVE INSTRUCTIONS
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN BEING FEATURED ON A LIVE WEBINAR
We appreciate sharing your story — your advice and experience is going to help a lot of people in the
Military Community
OVERVIEW
- Expect about 45 minutes for the LIVE.
- It’ll be a casual format so don’t sweat this if you’re not used to being recorded…no need to memorize anything or prepare scripts.
- We’ll ask you questions about a variety of topics.
- Then you’ll discuss your favorite experiences/tips/pitfalls with the goal of providing valuable educational content to help others with their job search.
- People can watch in real-time or long after after we record.
- We’ve received great feedback for our LIVEs.
- We’re getting lots of views because Facebook, LinkedIn, and Youtube promote the LIVE with notifications to 7 Eagle Group’s roughly 7,000 connections.
TOPICS YOU'LL DISCUSS
Plan on about 5 min on each topic.
Your audiences are Veterans, transitioning Service Members, and Military Spouses.
- Your Military Experience….branch, MOS, lessons learned, your transition, etc.
- Importance of choosing the best Career Path…one that inspires you and gives your life purpose.
- How to Network…how to put yourself out there to ask for guidance and advice, build quality relationships with others who can help your career…and people you can help too.
- Why a SkillBridge Internship is such a great way to bridge the gap to launch a successful civilian career.
- Favorite Resume tips/pitfalls
- Favorite Interviewing tips/
pitfalls - Get on the Fast Track after you’re hired…easy tasks you can do to earn more money, responsibilities, and climb the corporate ladder
- Why it’s so important to Pay it Forward and help your brothers & sisters behind you…things you can do that make a big difference in someone else who is struggling to navigate the job-search process.
INSTRUCTIONS
2. STAGE YOUR RECORDING ROOM
BACKGROUND
LIGHTING
A well-lit room with a light source in front of you is the best. Make sure there are no windows behind you so you’re clear and bright.
QUIET ROOM
Quiet is best so if possible. No barking dogs, TVs or music playing in adjacent rooms, or other distracting noise.
CAMERA POSITION
Position the camera at face level. Avoid angles that look up or down at you. Frame yourself in the center with only a little bit of room above your head.
MICROPHONE
Make sure you check your microphone to see if it’s working beforehand.
3. PROMOTION
We’ll share the promotion with you. If you can share it with your LinkedIn or Facebook audience, we’d appreciate it.
