Hi,
So ready to make some careers shine.. Good!!
The topics/aspects that one should consider while making presentations at campus are as below:
a) About the company
- Kindly do not copy/paste the description of the company from the company website as students would have gone through it earlier before attending the session.
b) Growth details
- Elaborate on the growth details, such as the net profit of the company over the last 6 years.
- Awards & achievements.
c) Job profiles available
- This is the main part where students would be interested, so keep it precise and mention the details. If possible, provide handouts of positions & job descriptions.
- Kindly mention what type of people you are looking for. For example, if it is a leadership position, emphasize the need for a team player. If it is Application Support, highlight problem-solving capability.
d) Benefits of employees
- Just make a slide that answers one question: how would it benefit the student if he/she joins the company? (In terms of monetary/HR specifics).
e) Interview details
- Shortlisting criteria.
f) Closing remarks/questions and answer session
- Be ready with a certain set of answers that students would ask you. Because it's all about marketing, you know!
Some other aspects to take care of:
- Presentation should be around 15-20 minutes and give a lot of time for Q&A.
- It basically depends on the type of colleges you are visiting. If it's an IIT/IIM, they would look at the job profile first and then the salary. If it's a B-grade B-school, it would be the other way around.
- Mingle with a bunch of people around so that you can get to know about the communication skills of students and their attitude.
- Get in touch with the placement officer, have details of the top 10 students in the college, or the top 10 students in Oracle/Java papers. This information would be provided to you on special request.
The bottom line is to do your homework... we were also students, remember?
Vinod Vijapur