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I need to present my work in an interview for {{role}}. I have {{time}} minutes. Work samples I want to show: {{list35ProjectsWithBriefDescriptions}} Audience: [who's evaluating — hiring manager, team, VP, technical, non-technical] Create a presentation outline that: opens with a brief "about me" that's relevant to the role (30 seconds), presents each project as a mini case study (problem → approach → result), allocates time appropriately (don't spend equal time on everything), connects each project to the requirements of this specific role, includes talking points for each slide, anticipates questions and prepares answers, and ends with a "why I'm excited about this role" close. Include: what to do if they interrupt with questions (welcome them, don't fight them), and how to handle "tell us about a project that failed."

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I need to present my work in an interview for product manager. I have a specific time minutes. Work samples I want to show: Paste the relevant source material and context here. Audience: [who's evaluating — hiring manager, team, VP, technical, non-technical] Create a presentation outline that: opens with a brief "about me" that's relevant to the role (30 seconds), presents each project as a mini case study (problem → approach → result), allocates time appropriately (don't spend equal time on everything), connects each project to the requirements of this specific role, includes talking points for each slide, anticipates questions and prepares answers, and ends with a "why I'm excited about this role" close. Include: what to do if they interrupt with questions (welcome them, don't fight them), and how to handle "tell us about a project that failed."

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