Draft your professional introduction tailored to an interview setting where you’re interviewing for your dream role. There’s no need to focus on the timing of the professional introduction at this stage (e.g., how long it takes you to deliver it. For example, 30 seconds or less is not a goal). Draft your introduction using the Present-Past-Future format described in the article and video you read and watched.

TO COMPLETE THIS ASSIGNMENT, SUBMIT THE TALKING POINTS TEXT OF YOUR PROFESSIONAL INTRODUCTION. 

Your professional introduction talking points will continue to evolve as you grow in the program and based on the audience for which it is intended. Try your best to develop the baseline, and be prepared to share with your cohort mates and coach in small groups during squad, office hours, and in 1:1 settings.  

Remember, your introduction is not something to memorized and delivered. Rather, you'll work on adapting your professional introduction to various audiences.