Job Interview Preparation: A Practical Exercise in the Rhetoric of Oral Argument

Abstract

Job interviews require applicants to demonstrate two things: experience with direct value to the company and a fit with the team and company culture. A technique is detailed demonstrating how to develop this argument based on aligning credentials with corporate interests, developing advocacy-based themes, and synthesizing material into a convenient study guide. Designed for instruction in either the college classroom or corporate training center, the approach provides professional communication students with a unique, practical, and personally meaningful learning exercise assessing rhetorical situations, examining rhetorical constructs, and delivering persuasive arguments.

Journal
Business and Professional Communication Quarterly
Published
2024-03-01
DOI
10.1177/23294906221142541
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