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Kaji Regulasi: Urgensi Regulasi Kekerasan Berbasis Gender di Kampus

Hai sobat setara!

Survey mengenai kekerasan berbasis gender online yang dilaksanakan oleh kementerian pergerakan dan kesetaraan gender menunjukkan hasil yang begitu memprihatinkan. Survey ini membuktikan bahwa adanya lembaga dan penyuluhan saja tidak cukup dalam menangani tindak KBG di kampus. Diperlukan Regulasi yang dapat menjadi payung hukum serta edukasi yang komprehensif untuk membasmi para pelaku KBG dan menciptakan kampus ramah gender.

Untuk Kawan Kawan yang pernah mengalami KBG atau menyaksikan peristiwa KBG dapat menghubungi hotline yang tercantum pada bagian akhir post.

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Kementerian Pergerakan dan Kesetaraan Gender

Kabinet Berarti

#KPKG #BEMFISIPUNAIR2021 #CakrawalaSanubari

A survey-based article project conducted by Ministry of Gender Equality and Movement, FISIP Student Executive Board, Universitas Airlangga.

Posted on February 28, 2021 on BEM FISIP Unair Instagram.

Project led and supervised by Quindhira Izzanina as director general.

Article substance, caption and design approved by Quindhira Izzanina.

#kpkgq #kr

Kaji Regulasi: Survei Kekerasan Berbasis Gender Online poster

Halo semuanya, kami dari Kementerian Pergerakan dan Kesetaraan Gender BEM FISIP UNAIR sedang mengadakan survei mengenai Kekerasan Berbasis Gender Online (KBGO) yang terjadi selama kalian mengikuti kegiatan perkuliahan di Universitas Airlangga baik sebelum ataupun selama pandemi berlangsung dimana angka terjadinya KBGO semakin meningkat dan dapat menimpa siapa saja, termasuk mahasiswa-mahasiswi Universitas Airlangga. Survei ini kami lakukan dengan harapan mampu membangun kesadaran mengenai pentingnya pengadaan regulasi sebagai upaya pencegahan dan penanganan terjadinya kekerasan berbasis gender di Universitas Airlangga. Seluruh informasi yang kami terima melalui gform ini akan terjamin kerahasiaannya.

Melalui link ini, apabila teman-teman pernah mengalami atau menjumpai KBGO, mohon kesediaannya untuk berpartisipasi mengisi link di bawah ini 👇👇

http://bit.ly/SurveiKPKG2021 *link inactive

Terima kasih banyak, sobat setara!

A survey project conducted by Ministry of Gender Equality and Movement, FISIP Student Executive Board, Universitas Airlangga.

Posted on February 28, 2021 on BEM FISIP Unair Instagram.

Project led and supervised by Quindhira Izzanina as director general.

Survey poster headline designed by Quindhira Izzanina.

#kpkgq #qdesign #kr

#KenalGender: Feminism 101

Hai sobat setara! Pada saat ini, ketidaksetaraan antar gender dan hak-hak perempuan yang tidak dipenuhi terjadi oleh karena hadirnya budaya patriarki yang melanggengkan seksisme dan misogini yang mengancam akan ketimpangan pada gender. Oleh karena itu, lahir sebuah gerakan yang mendorong terealisasinya kesetaraan dan keadilan pada gender, serta pemenuhan akan hak-hak perempuan di segala sektor, yaitu ‘feminisme’. Apa aja sih feminisme itu dari bentuk-bentuk, manifestasi, hingga tokoh-tokoh yang menggerakan feminisme ini? Yuk swipe postingan ini! _____________________________________________ Kementerian Pergerakan dan Kesetaraan Gender Kabinet Berarti #KPKG #BEMFISIPUNAIR2021 #CakrawalaSanubari

Instagram article for Ministry of Gender Equality and Movement

FISIP Student Executive Board, Universitas Airlangga.

Posted on March 14, 2021 at BEM FISIP Unair Instagram.

Quindhira Izzanina as content, caption & design editor and project supervisor.

#kpkgq #kenalgender

UBS YouthCon 2019 (@youthcon.id on Instagram) SDGs story booklet for Dig Idea Competition - part 2

Content writing by Quindhira Izzanina

#ycq #sdgs

UBS YouthCon 2019 (@youthcon.id on Instagram) SDGs story booklet for Dig Idea Competition - part 1

Content writing by Quindhira Izzanina

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Avoid These Things When Elevator Pitching! (Part 3)

Written by Quindhira Izzanina [[email protected]]

Posted on Wander Voice website on July 3, 2021

Image source: Unsplash

Your elevator pitch is a way to share your expertise and credentials quickly and effectively to people who don't know you. So that we have discussed the basics, purpose, and techniques about crafting and delivering your elevator pitch, now you should note that there are golden rules to deliver your pitch optimally!

1. Do not speak too fast

Yes, you may have a short amount of time to convey a large amount of information. Never try to solve this tricky situation by speaking quickly, the audience may not recognize and absorb your points.

2. Avoid rambling

In our previous article, we have pointed out that it is very essential to practice your elevator pitch. Therefore, practice is the only way you could avoid rambling while delivering your pitch since you have already put your confidence in every practice!

3. Be energetic and cheerful!

One of the downsides of rehearsing your pitch is that it can leave you more focused on remembering the exact words you want to use, and less on how you're carrying yourself. This way of delivering your pitch will make you sound like a robot and unnatural. Keep your energy level high, confident, and enthusiastic.

While you learn to avoid doing those things in delivering your pitch, you can try these alternative tips instead!

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1. Get to know your audience

Get your lead talking first so you can learn something about them and their pain points so you can tailor your pitch to fit their needs. Like all other forms of marketing, the more you can speak to your audience’s needs, the greater the chance you'll entice them to want to learn more about your business.

2. Less is more

Even though there is a natural tendency to mention everything about you and what you do for your audience, be picky and hook your audience with information that will naturally lead them to ask more about yourself.

3. Create Opportunity for Follow Up

A follow up can come in the form of a call-to-action, in which your lead is asked to take the next step, such as getting your audience’s information by business cards or connecting with their LinkedIn.

4. Practice, practice, practice!

Speak your pitch out loud and practice constantly! When the opportunity comes, you want the pitch to flow like it's a natural part of the conversation. If you can't flow through the pitch, then rewrite it until it rolls off your tongue.

References:

Doyle, Alison. 2021. How to Create an Elevator Pitch With Examples. [WWW] The Balance Careers. Available from: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/elevator-speech-examples-and-writing-tips-2061976 (accessed 29/6/2021)

Gregory, Alyssa. 2020. How to Create an Elevator Pitch With Examples6 Steps for Writing a Powerful Elevator Pitch. [WWW] The Balance Careers. Available from: https://www.thebalancesmb.com/how-to-write-an-elevator-pitch-2951690 (accessed 1/7/2021)

#webq #elevator pitch #wvq

Crafting Your Elevator Pitch in Short but Captivating Way (Part 2)

Written by Quindhira Izzanina [[email protected]]

Posted on Wander Voice website on July 1, 2021

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In our previous article, we have discussed the purpose and the basic tips of elevator pitching. According to By Reputation, 25% of business partnerships are made possible by elevator pitches. So, whatever your current job is, it's important to know how to make a good elevator pitch.

Now that you have already know the basics, let’s start with the tips on how to craft a short yet captivating elevator pitch of your own!

1. Start on who are you?

The first thing you have to say in an elevator pitch is, to mention who you are and where your company comes from. No need to beat around the bush, just say it in one sentence because you have a very limited time.

2. What do you do or what can you offer?

Then, you need to mention what you do in your occupation or study and what products or services you offer. Make the explanation specific and interesting in 1-2 sentences.

3. What are your goals?

You don't need to get too specific. But do remember to say what you're looking for. For instance, you might say, "a role in accounting" or "an opportunity to apply my sales skills to a new market" or "to relocate to San Francisco with a job in this same industry."

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4. How are you different from the others?

The audiences want to know what sets you apart from the rest. You can start with the specific abilities you have, this can be in the form of soft skills or hard skills. You can also add specific experiences that you have had in your relevant previous organization, study, or job.

5. Be positive and flexible

You often aren’t interviewing for a specific position when you deliver your pitch, so you want to appear open-minded and flexible. Don’t lead with the stuff you’d rather not be doing. This is your chance to make a great first impression with a potential employer. Don’t waste it!

Don’t forget to practice your own elevator pitch and stay tuned for the third part on the don’ts of elevator pitch!

References:

Arviana, Geofanni Nerissa. 2021. Begini Cara Membuat Elevator Pitch yang Singkat tapi Memikat. [WWW] Glints. Available from: https://glints.com/id/lowongan/cara-membuat-elevator-pitch/ (accessed 29/6/2021)

#webq #elevator pitch #wvq

Boost Up Your Career with These Elevator Pitch Tips! (Part 1)

Written by Quindhira Izzanina [[email protected]]

Posted on Wander Voice website on June 26, 2021

Image source: Forbes

About Elevator Pitch Technique

Basically, an elevator pitch is a business presentation technique to attract future investors or consumers in 3-10 minutes. An elevator pitch is a brief, persuasive speech that you use to spark interest in what you or your organization does. You can also use them to create interest in a project, idea, or product – or yourself. The reason it's called an elevator pitch is that it should be short enough to present during a brief elevator ride.

When and How to Use an Elevator Speech

An elevator speech is a great way to gain confidence in introducing yourself to hiring managers and company representatives. If you're job searching, you can use your elevator pitch at job fairs and career expos, at networking events, attending professional association programs and activities.

Your elevator pitch can be used during job interviews, especially when you're asked about yourself. Interviewers often begin with the question, "Tell me about yourself" — think of your elevator pitch as a super-condensed version of your response to that request.

What to Say During Elevator Pitching

Source: The Balance Careers

Keep it brief

Restrict the speech to 30-60 seconds, your pitch should be a short recap of who you are and what you do.

Be persuasive!

Even though it's a short pitch, your elevator speech should be compelling enough to spark the listener's interest in your idea, organization, or background.

Share your skills

Your elevator pitch should explain who you are and what qualifications and skills you have. Try to focus on assets that add value in many situations.

Practice makes perfect

The best way to feel comfortable about giving an elevator speech is to practice it until the speed and “pitch” come naturally, without sounding robotic. The more you practice, the easier it will be to deliver it when you’re at a career networking event or job interview.

Interested in trying this technique? Don't forget to share this post with your peers and follow us for the second part!

References:

Mindtools. n. d. Crafting an Elevator Pitch: Introducing Your Company Quickly and Compellingly. [WWW] The Balance Careers. Available from: https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/elevator-pitch.htm (accessed 25/6/2021)

#webq #elevator pitch #pitch #promotion #presentation #job #interview #work #internship #self development #wvq

5 Practical Ways to Boost Your Productivity While Working From Home!

Written by Quindhira Izzanina [[email protected]]

Posted on Wander Voice website on June 23, 2021

Image source: Jobstreet

After all this time studying from home, are you starting to feel bored? It is undeniable, many of us are starting to experience a decrease in learning motivation. Procrastination is a huge challenge, one that you cannot overcome without discipline. Yes, it is your greatest enemy when you are working from home.

Procrastination is just a momentary pleasure. As with most habits, it is possible to overcome procrastination. Here are some tips to follow to boost your productivity and to avoid procrastination while working from home!

1. Break down your work into little steps

Part of the reason why we procrastinate is because subconsciously, we find the work too overwhelming for us. Break it down into little parts, then focus on one part at the time. If you still procrastinate on the task after breaking it down, then break it down even further.

For example, you’re currently writing a new book on “how to achieve anything in life”. Book writing at its full scale is an enormous project and can be overwhelming. However, you can break it down into phases such as:

(1) Research

(2) Deciding the topic

(3) Creating the outline

(4) Drafting the content

(5) Writing Chapters #1 to #10,

(6) Revision

(7) etc.

Soon, your task will be so simple and seem very manageable.

2. Create a detailed timeline with specific deadlines

After breaking down your works, then create an overall timeline with specific deadlines for each small task. This way, you know you have to finish each task by a certain date. Besides, it also creates the urgency to act. Plan your entire work-week, which includes planning non-work related activities too.

3. Organize your space

A cluttered mind and a cluttered workspace can reduce your productivity. The idea is to de-clutter the space. When you start in the morning or end at night, keep things in its place. Don’t stuff your table with too many things. An organized space will help you think better and make sure you don’t craze yourself out with the overload of work.

4. Minimize distractions

It’s important to rid yourself of all potential disruptions before you begin working so you don’t get needlessly sidetracked halfway through your task. Turn off your email and social media, and avoid sitting anywhere near a television while you work.

5. Get enough sleep

If you sleep irregularly and not enough, this will affect your concentration. The less rest you get, the faster your focus will disperse and your work will also become less than optimal. Manage your time, don't let your work time be done for sleeping.

References:

Chua, Celestine. 2021. How to Stop Procrastinating: 11 Practical Ways for Procrastinators. [WWW] Lifehack. Available from: https://www.lifehack.org/articles/featured/11-practical-ways-to-stop-procrastination.html (accessed 21/6/2021)

Collins, Regan. 2020. Top 10 Ways to Avoid Procrastination. [WWW] CollegeXpress. Available from: https://www.collegexpress.com/articles-and-advice/majors-and-academics/blog/top-10-ways-avoid-procrastination/ (accessed 21/6/2021)

Jobstreet. n.d. Stop! Ini 5 Cara Agar Tidak Menunda Pekerjaan!. [WWW] Jobstreet. Available from: https://www.jobstreet.co.id/career-resources/stop-ini-5-cara-agar-tidak-menunda-pekerjaan/ (accessed 21/6/2021)

Kresnoadi. 2021. Cara Mengatasi Kebiasaan Menunda-nunda Pekerjaan (Procrastination). [WWW] Ruangguru. Available from: https://www.ruangguru.com/blog/cara-mengatasi-kebiasaan-menunda-nunda-pekerjaan (accessed 21/6/2021)

Mindtools. n.d. How to Stop Procrastinating: Overcoming the Habit of Delaying Important Tasks. [WWW] Mindtools. Available from: https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newHTE_96.htm (accessed 21/6/2021)

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[HR’s Recipe: Crafting Job-winning CV]

Part of “GM Group Behind the Door Series ep. 2″

Written by Quindhira Izzanina [[email protected]]

Posted on Global Millennial Group LinkedIn

In this episode, we asked a couple of HR manager, Salma Candra Dewi Candra of Global Millennial Group and Muhammad Hafizh I. of StudentxCEOs East Java, experting in their roles and experiences about crafting a job-winning CV.

1. Generally speaking, how actually a good CV is?

According to Salma, a good CV should be detailed but also concise. Detailed means that CV is pages of paper about you, so make yourself stand out. The HR will look at your experiences and the relevancy to your preferred position. Meanwhile to Hafizh, a good CV shall cover the 5 main elements: a self-summary, the applicant's contact, experiences along with their description, skills, and latest education details.

2. What are the common mistakes that applicants make with their CV? And how they should address it?

Hafizh's intake about the common mistake in a CV is that applicants only write down their position or role in their organization without elaborating both of their job description details and achievements. To Salma, a CV common mistakes includes unnecessary element, such as too much graphics. It would be good if applicants put an official qualification of their expertise. For example you're in a business level expertise of english speaking and writing with specific score of TOEFL or IELTS.

3. From the HR perspective, what are the important things to notice in a CV?

Salma believes every company and HRD has different objective, but experiences are mandatory. Showcase your experience, prove that you're eligible for the position. Make it neat and brief. Salma always look at people's experience first. However, experience doesn't mean it should always be professional. You can start small, such as student organizations around you, volunteer experience, event experience, or any experience that is necessary. Why? Because in the company, you will work in a team and it is an important value for HRD’s consideration.

Corresponding Salma's opinion, Hafizh told us that it's fundamental for applicants to be able to deliver their experiences, details, and achievements to strengthen their CV. Simply put, Hafizh suggested that you may try to write your experience with countable format, such as "Acquired 10 partners in the first 3 months" to keep it measurable for HR.

Psst, a bit tip:

if you're in your first or second year of study, try to find experiences that relates to your preferred job. It will make you easier to pass the CV selection process!

Those are the notable HR thoughts on how to craft a proper CV, the common mistakes and how you can avoid it. Have you implement these HR's recipe to your CV? Share with us below!

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