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How to Mark Your Presence in Group Discussion
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(7 ratings)
25 students

How to Mark Your Presence in Group Discussion

Anant Agrawal, Speaker,Author and Entrepreneur
Created byAnant Agrawal
Last updated 2/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will learn the purpose of conducting Group Discussion
  • Various types of Group Discussion
  • What are the Dos and Don'ts of Group Discussion
  • Startegies to mark your presence in Group Discussion
  • How to speak up in Group Discussion

Course content

7 sections8 lectures48m total length
  • What is Group Discussion1:37

    Group Discussion is a crucial round in any placement process and in this lecture students will learn about the basics of Group Discussion.

  • Introduction to Group Discussion1:39

Requirements

  • No prerequites are there to takeup this course

Description

Students find it difficult to mark their presence in group discussions these days, and as a result, they miss out on the opportunity to advance to the next stage of the process. This course will teach them the fundamentals of group discussion as well as numerous methods and suggestions for making a good impression during the discussion.

By the end of the course, students will have a better understanding of what a group discussion is, why companies do them as part of the hiring process, and what other sorts of group talks exist. Students find it tough to talk during discussions and even more difficult to begin them. In this lesson, they will learn how to start a discussion in a variety of ways. Another concern among students is how to talk properly and efficiently throughout the discussion. They will learn eight strategies to indicate their presence during group discussions, as well as how to talk effectively and quickly and leave a positive impression on members of the selection panel, in this course. Students frequently struggle with what to say during discussions, therefore they will learn how to produce content for the conversation on the spot.

Students will feel more secure in their ability to participate in any group discussion by the end of the course and will pass with flying colors.

Who this course is for:

  • Vocational and professional college students who want to prepare for career.
  • Students preparing for placements
  • Students who want to improve their communication skills