Fanny García, MA
Fanny Julissa García is a story facilitator, expert interviewer, and oral historian who values the art of listening, the craft of interview preparation, and the advantages of achieving engaged conversation.
As an award-winning oral historian, she brings unique perspectives gained from interviewing more than 200 people over the course of a 20-year career in the non-profit and for-profit sectors.
Using real world examples, Fanny provides knowledge that sheds light on how the interview can uncover hidden talents and skills in potential employees which can benefit the company’s mission and vision. She coaches with passion, guiding her clients to effectively overhaul their employee hiring and retention through transformative interviewing practices.
Her formative higher education experiences were achieved at UCLA and Columbia University.
Connect with her on Twitter: @fannygarcianyc
Signature Talks
How to Master the Art of Listening
An important skill often overlooked in conversations is the art of listening–and generously. In this talk, Fanny provides insightful information about the transformational power of listening, and how to master it.
For Employers: How to Get the Most Out of an Interview
Do a quick Google search for the most-asked question in job interviews and you’re likely to see the same question come up over and over again: “Tell me about yourself.” It’s not even a question.
Open-ended questions help interviews flow with ease. For this talk, Fanny guides her audience through several examples and case studies to unpack the value of the open-ended question.
How to Improve as an Interviewer
Are you a prepared interviewer, or do you wing it? In this interactive presentation, audiences will learn how to define goals, prepare for, and establish the tone for an impactful interview.
