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The issues that the article covered around 'being specific' not only applies to presenting start-up idea of course. I've seen the same issue appear in resumes,
by tobtoh 15y ago
The issues that the article covered around 'being specific' not only applies to presenting start-up idea of course. I've seen the same issue appear in resumes, during interviews and conducting performance reviews - all situations where people start talking in abstract/generic terms and fail to specifically mention their skills/achievements.
In my experience, learning how to be specific has the biggest effect on improving your resume, interviews and performance reviews.
- dmragone 15y agoIt seems this is best summed up by the old "show don't tell" bit. As in provide concrete information, not explanation. Don't tell me you're creative, show me what you have created. Etc.