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Advice on giving a good job talkDear Mathforum, I am giving a job talk in the next couple of weeks and I am still struggling
to come up with a suitable talk. I was told the talk will be a colloquim style talk and not a specialized analysis and pde talk which is my area. Also I will not be giving a seperate specialized talk. I am really struggling with what is the correct format I should use for my talk. In any case I will be using Beamer. My question is should I: 1) pick one of my topic areas and then go through some background and then list my results (maybe giving a word or two about why they are not totally trivial) or 2) Should I pick one small result and try and give a somewhat detailed account or ??? (I have seen both done in the colloquim portion of a job talk). Any comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks David
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