Sit down with a pad of paper and make two lists. On one list, write down each LP along with a short one sentence description of it. Take it from the LP webpage on Amazon site. On the other list, write down every single project you’ve been involved in since you started working professionally, that you can remember. Big and small. Often the small ones provide great examples because they are simple and you were likely a central participant. Now, for each project, write down the situation before you started working on it, the task you set out to do, the specific actions you took, and the results of those actions. Think about what went well and what didn’t - the challenges that came up and how you responded to them. By now, some of those projects will map directly to LPs. Figure out how to flesh out the remaining LPs. Once you have at least one good story for each, work on making them succinct. That’s how you prepare.
Sit down with a pad of paper and make two lists. On one list, write down each LP along with a short one sentence description of it. Take it from the LP webpage on Amazon site. On the other list, write down every single project you’ve been involved in since you started working professionally, that you can remember. Big and small. Often the small ones provide great examples because they are simple and you were likely a central participant. Now, for each project, write down the situation before you started working on it, the task you set out to do, the specific actions you took, and the results of those actions. Think about what went well and what didn’t - the challenges that came up and how you responded to them. By now, some of those projects will map directly to LPs. Figure out how to flesh out the remaining LPs. Once you have at least one good story for each, work on making them succinct. That’s how you prepare.
Yup
Thanks, for a few I could not come up with a matching story, so the request for a few examples. May be, then I can relate better.