Neal Smith

Start the presentation with the why and a brief summary of your project. You can explain why you set out to solve this problem with a touching user story, the magnitude of the problem, or your personal experiences. I found this part to be incredibly important as it sets the tone for the whole presentation.

After explaining the why, you can give an overview of the project and ask your interviewer if there’s any part they are particularly interested in. This helps you structure your story to align with the interviewer’s interest.

At the end, review what the project sets out to achieve and the results of it. This is where you can talk about lessons learned and things to improve for future projects.