Contrary to popular opinion NOT everyone wants to blow their own trumpet... indeed some find it very uncomfortable, even offensive... especially in an interview...
But it doesn't have to be like bragging. You can approach your client in a way that brings out your strengths naturally and... reduces the risk of sounding off or big noting yourself... without having to resort to any bragging... that you sense others back away from.. because people do find loud mouth's distasteful.
You intuitively know that just being yourself, just being proud of the benefit your capability, competence, and expertise brings... has you come across far better to others and... feels much more comfortable to you. But its not easy influencing the interview by being low key and serious and could backfire in ways that has you come across as incompetent, or incapable and risk losing your audience altogether.
So to what extent is coming across 'real'... and not some blowhard.. important to you? How do you achieve that?
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About Me
- Hi
- My name is Robert Litjens, I am a "Performance Catalyst" and I help protect leverage and grow the relationship between the contractor and agent in 3 critical areas where the relationship is most vulnerable and increase the value the contractor is to the agent and the agents client.
Personal Power II
Robert has been coaching the fundamentals of Personal Power II for over seven years now. Personal Power II is about getting yourself to ACT. Is that something you feel is lacking in bringing the value you are... to your valued clients?
Wake up your Sleeping Giant Within
Robert is not Anthony Robbins. If he was rest assured you would be paying far more than what Robert is asking. Robert has been helping people apply the principles in this companion reference to Personal Power II for over seven years and would like to help you open up to its power to blast through discomfort without the secret need to resort to unheahlthy mood altering substance. Where I outshine Anthony Robbins is that I know more about IT Contracting than he does. Is that something you want?.