Building Up Your Cheeseburger Voice
for your job hunt
Hear the tale of Little Johnny Uzzi in the funny video -
Click here >>> Building YOUR Cheeseburger Voice!!!
Click here >>> Building YOUR Cheeseburger Voice!!!
Using Your Cheeseburger Voice:
One of the great questions you need to answer before hunting is how
to talk with a prospective employer while making a first
impression.
Your tone of voice needs to portray assertiveness and
self-assurance. Your voice should not
sound pushy or boastful; be polite
and respectful, but not too soft-spoken.
In short, be blended like a fine wine (not a whine).
HOW ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO GET IT RIGHT?
First of all, do not buy expensive job
hunting books or hire speech coaches hoping that you hit just the right sound when
talking to the employer. It’s already
inside of you.
Folks, you have that voice
inside of you and here's how to
use it: Quick! Raise your hand if you have ever ordered a
cheeseburger (or soy burger for our vegetarian friends). THERE! THAT is the tone of voice you need!! That commanding yet friendly tone is what
you are hungering for. Relax and picture yourself ready to
order and say out loud “I
want a cheeseburger.” WOW! Say
it again, slowly: “I want a cheeeeseburrrger.”
Hey, you really mean it! You said it straight up, plain and
seriously. Sounds like you aren't
leaving this place without that cheeseburger. Hey, you
are not making excuses or apologies for what it is you want to say. You are not bragging or angry, just direct.
You want to get the right tone in talking with the employer? Use your cheeseburger voice from saying hello
to getting through the interview:
•
it's
sensitive without being whiney
•
it
gets your point across easily
•
it
doesn't frighten or put-off employers
•
it’s a well-known and accepted tone and it
gets the burger every time.
The cheeseburger
voice helps you in other areas (like “getting past the bull dog”, “ending with
a period” and “don't think like a job hunter”).
For now, practice it & enjoy it. With relish.
Making It Work:
Practice this tone of voice. Try saying
other things you will be saying with that tone, like “I want to see the
employer” or “I have the experience you are looking for.” Make a list of 15 statements you will want to
say to the employer and other statements you want to make to friends/teachers/coaches
then practice them with that cheeseburger
voice of yours.
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Practice your cheeseburger voice with
friends, a stuffed animal, anywhere you can hear the sound of your own
voice. More on this later.
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