BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Rotary Club Vocational/Classification Talk What is the Classifi cation Talk? You were assigned a classification when you joined relating  to your business and position. This is your chance to tell members about y ourself and your business. It shouldn't be a big chore because you should already know all the answers. Please make this Vocational or Classificat ion Talk your own and truly representative of you. Time Frame: 3-4 minutes \, any time in excess of four minutes will be heavily fined to benefit the Suburban Rotary Charitable Foundation. The fine amount is dependent on th e Secretary's mood. There will be a timer. So practice your talk and make sure it is within the allotted time. Suggested topics\, in no particular o rder: • Reasons for joining the Rotary Club • What you like best about our Rotary Club • Your profession: o Where do you work now and what you do o Why you choose your particular business or profession o Parts of you r job you find most rewarding and most difficult. o Ethical issues you fac e at work\, and how the Rotary 4-Way Test and the Rotary Code of Conduct h elp you deal with them. • Interesting previous job or experience • Whe re you grew up • Educational background • Family – about your spouse \, children\, and pets • Where you live/have lived • Hobbies • Somet hing that no one knows about you • Questions from the members Some prese ntation hints: • Prepare a written outline and stick to it. • Avoid th e urge to rush through your 3-4 minute talk to “get it over with.” • Use visuals if you choose. How you share information about your professio n is up to you! DTEND:20240620T050000Z DTSTAMP:20260830T175504Z DTSTART:20231102T050000Z LOCATION: SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:Vocational Speakers UID:cbfe2b2e-d96d-422e-9389-94769122c00d X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Rotary Club Vocational/Classificati on Talk
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\nWhat is the Classification Talk? You were assigned a classification when you joined relating \;to your business and position. This is your chance to tell members about yourself and your& nbsp\;business. It shouldn'\;t be a big chore because you should alread y know all the answers. \;Please make this Vocational or Classificatio n Talk your own and truly representative of you.
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\nTi me Frame: 3-4 minutes\, any time in excess of four minutes will b e heavily fined to benefit the Suburban Rotary Charitable Foundation. The fine amount is dependent on the Secretary'\;s mood. There will be a tim er. So practice your talk and make sure it is within the allotted time.
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\nSuggested topics\, in no particular order:\n
\n&bull\; Reasons for joining the Rotary Club
\n&bull\; W hat you like best about our Rotary Club
\n&bull\; Your profession:
\no Where do you work now and what you do
\no Why you choose your particular business or profession
\no Parts of your job you find most rewarding and most difficult.
\no Ethical issues you face at work\, and how the Rotary 4-Way Test and the Rotary Code of Conduct help you deal with them.
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\n&bull\; Interesting previous job or experience< br />\n&bull\; Where you grew up
\n&bull\; Educational background
\n&bull\; Family &ndash\; about your spouse\, children\, and pets
\ n&bull\; Where you live/have lived
\n&bull\; Hobbies
\n&bull\; S omething that no one knows about you
\n&bull\; Questions from the mem bers

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Some presentation hints:
\n&bull\; Pr epare a written outline and stick to it.
\n&bull\; Avoid the urge to rush through your 3-4 minute talk to &ldquo\;get it over with.&rdquo\;
\n&bull\; Use visuals if you choose. How you share information about you r profession is up to you!

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