give me a great topic for group discussion in an interview?
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Being angry or getting angry  -  is it Negative? \nThis topic affords a very lively discussion in any group. \nAnger as such is both an asset and a liability when taken to or beyond logical ends. \nIt is an intense emotion when  some times or at times, one loses control over self and wins an argument and loses the friendship, which he values most. Then starts regret and remorse.\nSome other time, anger is an asset, the onset of which, keeps others in check and controls the situation by itself. Only thing is that it should not last long, enough to disturb the possessor.\nAlong the line, the group can also discuss "Short-temper" and its positives and negatives. How it is different from anger etc.,
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pick something you are really interested in and know a lot about.\npick  your favorite thing or hobby.  be prepared for an uninterested audience.
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That sounds like a pretty broad range of subject.  I agree that you need to find something that interests you or you will  not be able to follow through with it completely.  If you are going to present this in front of a class, it might be nice to come up with something that has some kind of demonstration or audio/visual element to it because people generally have a very short attention span when you are just talking.\n\nIf you are just turning in a report, I would still try to incorporate some kind of graphics into the report.  For example, if you do something about the civil war you could include maps that would aid in your discussion.  Or, if you do something technology related you could include pictures of the item, and/or circuit or mechanical drawings, and maybe even graphs with data plotted.  BUT, whatever you include, be sure you can explain it. don't just throw in stuff that looks good if you can't back it up somehow.
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make it truly interesting with fun topics..
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There are no best words to use but most of the questions can be anticipated. Think of how you would want to answer them beforehand so you say something interesting. For example, tell me about yourself, why do you want to work here etc... The above listed book is very good.
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Answer some questions about issues you know something about
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well idid my topic on capitol punishment. I LOVED IT!!! i got and a+it really is a good topic.\n\nStem cell research\nabortion\nwomen in combat\nprayer in schools\nthose are all good ones but make sure you do one that you well really like, good luck!!!
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Be prepared, Have an agenda - Allow people their say BUT control it so it does not deviate from the main theme. Ask if everyone one knows each other - if not ask for an introduction from each participant to include name and function within company/ business/ meeting - Always appoint someone to take the minutes of the meeting - this you can always refer back. Above all enjoy it and keep it focused.
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Ask about the company, their products, organizational structure, what your job would entail, software they use, etc. Anything that shows you have a real interest in the job.
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Can one conversation change the world?\n\nhttp://www.google.com/jobs/index.html\n\nIt was under About Google->More Google->Contact Us\n->Specific Inquiries->We're Hiring
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what's the question? what will it be? What is our personal stance? where should you go? please specify and we'd love to help
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TELL ME ABOUT U SOMETHING
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alot of topics are addressed. can you be more specific
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if u can, try finding out (broadly) the kind of people who would be attending the conference. try putting something that may lead to lots of arguments and exchanges. for example - if you are meeting teachers - try putting some topic like - "do u think th teaching profession gets the leftover of all other professions"
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Talk about your achievements, your strengths, and what you can bring to the company. Good luck!
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Are you into iPods or other mp3 players?  Talk about DRM and whether or not companies should have the right to restrict what you can do with music that -you- have purchased.\n\nHmm ... or how about net neutrality ... school dress codes ... how about whether game players should buy a Nintendo Wii or a PS3 (if your speech teacher is nice enough to let you talk about something like that =), or whether or not games like 'Bully' or 'GTA' should be permitted ... talk about whether or not certain games (like *wince* dodgeball) should be banned in gym classes ... persuade people to adopt a pet from the pound rather than buying one from a breeder, or speak about whether or not sports like greyhound racing are okay ... persuade people to watch less TV (or heck, persuade 'em that they should all tune in and watch your favorite show) ... if there's a club you're in or a 'cause' in which you're particularly interested, talk about why other people should get involved with it too ...\n\nHmm, well, there are a few off the top of my head ... honestly, my biggest suggestion would be to pick something you're personally interested in - it makes -such- an immense difference, people tend to sound so much more interested (and thus to -be- more interesting!) when they're speaking about something they actually care about.  Good luck to ya =)
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