Are You Good at Telling Your Stories?
Curt Skene’s In2Win! Career Coaching Supplement.

During any interview your success will come from being able to tell relevant, exciting stories that draw in the listeners and encourage them to become active participants in how your stories play out. Practice being brilliant at telling “your stories” by using drama (e.g. add challenges you faced and other striking elements), use tonality and excitement to inspire the listener to want to hear more. Remember, it’s important to tell why you took certain actions because this communicates how you strategically thought through your process. In your career-marketing arsenal you need stories that punctuate your successes and your ability to work through challenges (people and processes).
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