[b]Five Do's and Don'ts when participating in a Group Discussion (GD)[/b]
[b]Do's[/b]
• Sit erect and lean forward when necessary.
• Grab every opportunity to pitch in with valid points.
• Discuss as much variety as possible or bring a 360 degree perspective of the topic during the discussion
• Have full control over your body language
• Reflect 'leadership ability' and an 'ability to listen and comprehend' in your overall approach during the discussion.
[b]Don'ts[/b]
• Address your points of discussions to the panel which is conducting or watching your discussion.
• Pose that you know more than what you actually do!
• Stare at yourself or any member in particular or look up at the ceiling.
• Cut anybody sternly especially if he or she is making a valid point.
• Pick an argument or show hostility with any member during the discussion.
And of course the basic but yet the biggest at times.....
SPEAK FOR SURE...... AND WITHOUT HESITATION!!!!!!!
[b]Please note:[/b] This may not necessarily be a comprehensive kit with all tips equipped for a successful GD, but yet it has few handy tips that can lead one to take a group discussion with a great amount of confidence and satisfaction.
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