How to write an elevator pitch about yourself (self introduce yourself at work)

[@KajolPhadnis]

02:12 - how to actually structure your elevator pitch. If you want to write your elevator pitches below, I'll give you feedback 😇

[@erfanm1425]

Nice recommendations but be careful not to over hype your skill set because if you can't fit that later on then you come across as a typical salesman employee who's thinks he/she is much better than reality.

[@applesgreenandred5287]

Thank you Kajol, I learnt so much from this video, it is one of the best videos on the topic of Elevator Pitches!! I would love to see you share an example of a complete Elevator Pitch using your strategy :) thank you!

[@mhrocks909]

I just joined EY straight to my client site. My elevator pitch was "Hey there, I am your only way to get your shit fixed so let's get started"

[@KajolPhadnis]

Hahahhaha if only I had the balls 🤣

[@heenaahmed4306]

Very insightful, and helpful. I am going to use this today!

[@EverythingExcel]

A true consultant! Love how animated you are... great video!

[@gayatrikonduri212]

Amazing as ever! Really love your content Kajol! Would be great if you could make vids w.r.t other common questions in an interview, such as "What are your weaknesses?", "Why should we hire you?", "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" etc.

[@KajolPhadnis]

For sure, I've always stayed away from it because there are some incredible people on KZbin but happy to give my two cents :)

[@bengodleman18]

You never miss! Another great video :) When will you be doing another London meet up?

[@KajolPhadnis]

Probably in Jan / Feb 🥳 Hope to see you there

[@presycupcake]

Love the video and totally agree with this all!

[@Jubair194]

Great video and great advice, loving the video quality!

[@KajolPhadnis]

Thanks mate, need to get you on!!!

[@Jubair194]

@@KajolPhadnis I would love that. Let's make it happen when you're next free.

[@marknold]

I like your structure Kajol. What would you use for client introductions?

[@KajolPhadnis]

Thanks! It depends what you've been asked to help them with e.g. let's say you've been asked to be a business analyst to write user stories to build a system. 1. Name and hook only if it's relevant to their industry 2. What you do - make this into what you've been asked to do by the client 3. Emphasis experience - Show passion and evidence for it by listing experience you've had in the industry or in the type of work you've been asked for 4. No call to action 5. Close out - really excited to be working with you Hope that helps!

[@shobhitsrivastava6746]

Kajol... I am your fan :)

[@santhoshiravi6074]

Great content Kajol! Can this been applied for cover letters as well? What are the changes that needs to be made for cover letters? If this isn't the procedure, then how to go about it. I realise their is a lot of content out there, but you are precise and to the point without the fluff. That's why I'm putting this question again.

[@KajolPhadnis]

Cover letters are different - will do another video on this but it's more about your motivation to work at the firm and why you would fit working in the firm

[@santhoshiravi6074]

@@KajolPhadnis Thank you for getting back! Looking forward to that video.

[@yashsinghrajput3881]

Hi kajol, are you still doing the resume reviews that you used to do?

[@KajolPhadnis]

Send it to [e-mail] but only after you've done the feedback from this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWXFfmeIjrx8pdU

[@jeromet.sathanantham5561]

Dont know that you are interested in books about chinese history? :)

[@KajolPhadnis]

I like history haha

[@PhyswellMubita-yx8uo]

Boohoo you sack boohoo you sack