Solution Architect Interview Presentation (Win the Cloud Architect | Solutions Architect Interview)

In this video Solution Architect Interview Presentation (Win the Cloud Architect | Solutions Architect Interview) we go over job interview presentation tips for cloud architect interview presentation, and guide you on how to win the tech interview presentation. More and more companies are relying on the tech interview presentation as part of the cloud architect interview process. This is used to judge presentation skills for cloud architects and communication skills for cloud computing.

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Have you presented on an interview before? Please comment below!

[RidinDirty]

Thanks so much for this, Mike. I’ve sat through lots of presentations from engineer-minded professionals and experienced mental anguish and an overwhelming desire for the presentation to finish. My retention of the material was poor, and I lost my passion for the subject matter. As an auditory learner, I truly appreciate effective verbal communication skills. I hope to master them and the other presentation skills necessary do captivate my audience.

[lpratesutube]

Very enlightening video, Mike!
My favorite part is: "Call things what they are. Strip out all the marketing terms, strip out all the jargon, be clear, be straight to the point."

[richferreira]

Start with the solution and pausing are great subtle tactics to help your presentation skills. Thank you for tips Michael.

[poonam-kamboj]

Very relevant tips, presenting information relevant to particular stakeholders is a key 🔑

[ilbraaleihe]

Another great video. Two things I learned : the flow of the presentation, and to be prepared for mean questions.

[o_kk]

I got presentation interview tomorrow. Thank you for all your tips

[cruxnetworx]

Such great advice! So important to understand who your audience is present to them. Thanks for recommending the structure of presenting to executives vs engineers. Super valuable.

[alsvrj]

Great video, thank you so much for this content! I was wondering to know if you can do the same video again presenting tips to perform the same interview in a remote mode.

[SogaOkusami]

Thank you Mike, great breakdown of things to be conscious of during an interview presentation, I especially like the part on reading the room and tailoring your presentation to suit your audience. Great video and really useful information.

[kenyacarl]

Thank you for this valuable insight. It really helps me to map out the skills that I need to focus on.

[mricseh]

Thank you Mike! I really appreciate this video especially the tips that you gave on being observant when it comes to the audience that you're presenting to and how being mindful of what kind of listener they are so that you can readjust the way you're presenting so that it resonates with them better. I'm going to apply and practice these skills!

[SilverSpoonPhoto]

This is invaluable information--whether for tech interviews or other. Great content that I'm going to share with everyone I know.

[Ike_]

Thank you again for some valuable advice Mike. Its been a while since I watched your videos. I have not presented in an interview before. However, I do like the know your audience point that you made. I think it's a crucial point when doing presentations.

[pierrec.dussault]

I have to admit, I wasn't expecting to see a running unicorn on my screen. Good one

[salmancloud]

Wow, this is pure gold! Thank you so much!

[vnhg]

When does a the Cloud Architect get paid? Can't a company just hear the proposed solution, and implement it after telling the Cloud Architect they weren't interested. I've been burned before.

[cn-]

My experience is if they like you and want you you don’t need to bother thanking them, they will remember you.

[gabeed]

Buzz words are a major problem in IT, I've attended meetings where everyone was throwing buzz words around like weapons in other to feel important and it didn't help productivity at all.

Now to make it worse the cloud has introduced multiple marketing label buzz words for the same products / service for the same reasons but it's just as counter productive for architects and engineers.

[amitnigam]

Don't agree with 'start with solution' comment. There has to be a drive for a solution. No solution exist without a problem or business challenge.