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Thanks everyone for helping me out, unfortunately we aren't able to use electronic aids, only visual aids. Marks are awarded for the following: Keeping [presentation to the time allocation best use of time level of interest humour This is only the first stage of the recruitment...

In relation to my previous question I have just been informed today that there is in fact a typo and the question should read ' how to correctly knock a nail into a piece of wood' after i've just spent the last two weeks organising a presentation on effective communication. So for all those...

On the form it states ' please note that we will NOT answer any questions regarding the presentation prior to your interview day'. They have covered all avenues which is why the stupid question must be as they want it!

By the way the firm will not accept any correspondence with regards to the prtesentation, so unfortunately nothing can be clarified. so there is a method to this madness, at least from their prospective anyway!!!!

Thanks everyone for your help and ideas i think im gonna base my presentation on what ideas and help you all gave me collectively. I may even pinch the scenario whereby everyone is asked to stand and sit down etc, i dont think i was thinking outside the box enough and assumed it was a logical...

Thanks to all those who have tried to help me. There was no topic given just the line on how to correctly know a nail into a piece of wood' and instructions to give a three minute presentation on it. I dont think i'll be getting this job, whoever came up with the question is an idiot as it...

No, believe it or not this is a presentation that has to be given by about 80 students to be in with a chance of getting through to the next round of interviews for a job with a solicitors firm! The topics bizarre but i thought it might be a term used by people in the know but ive googled it...

Thanks to those who tried to help me ive done all the background reading as suggested and am still confused about the question, the questions not a typo it actually does read 'How to correctly know a nail into a piece of wood', not knock as some of you have suggested. The question doesn't make...

This may sound like a really stupid question but i've been given a presentation to do on the following topic 'how to correctly know a nail into a piece of wood'. Ive tried to research it but cant find what the word 'know' means in this context, although this is how it is spelt for the purposes...