A person must translate their experience into the language of their audience. The audience needs to understand the value of the experience. The person's experience is not useful if others cannot understand it.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person must translate their experience into the language of their audience.
The audience needs to understand the value of the experience. The person's experience is not useful if others cannot understand it.
A person often feels their experience is not respected. This feeling comes from a gap. The person has not translated their experience. They need to translate it into the language of the audience. This changes the person from a passive role to an active role. The person becomes a translator of their own experience.
A student has many skills from volunteer work. The student applies for a job. The hiring manager does not understand how volunteer work helps the job. The student must explain how their volunteer skills match the job requirements. The student needs to translate their volunteer experience into business language.
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