u/CautiousImpact1884

I have a scheduled final interview on Monday where I am required to conduct a mock product presentation. The details for the presentation was sent yesterday (Friday, 1 PM).

While I'm preparing for it right now, I realized that I overlooked asking for further details like time limit, if there will be a Q & A session, expected brief or a general product presentation case.

Upon reviewing the preparation guidelines, they highlighted that I'm free to use any research or studying materials to make the presentation. would it be okay to reach out during weekend to clarify or should I relay on job hunting tips.... 🥹

I have a scheduled final interview on Monday where I am required to conduct a mock product presentation. The details for the presentation was sent yesterday (Friday, 1 PM).

While I'm preparing for it right now, I realized that I overlooked asking for further details like time limit, if there will be a Q & A session, expected brief or a general product presentation case.

Upon reviewing the preparation guidelines, they highlighted that I'm free to use any research or studying materials to make the presentation. would it be okay to reach out during weekend to clarify or should I relay on job hunting tips.... 🥹

I have a scheduled final interview on Monday where I am required to conduct a mock product presentation. The details for the presentation was sent yesterday (Friday, 1 PM).

While I'm preparing for it right now, I realized that I overlooked asking for further details like time limit, if there will be a Q & A session, expected brief or a general product presentation case.

Upon reviewing the preparation guidelines, they highlighted that I'm free to use any research or studying materials to make the presentation. would it be okay to reach out during weekend to clarify or should I relay on job hunting tips.... 🥹