- Location
- The Soviet Republic of Canuckistan
- Pronouns
- He/Him
@Noumero, thoughts?
I'd tag voters but when I did that last time apparently someone reported it to SV mods so I'm not doing that again until such time as I've sent everyone a message getting their permission to do stuff like that in advance. (I think this is deeply stupid.)
I'd tag voters but when I did that last time apparently someone reported it to SV mods so I'm not doing that again until such time as I've sent everyone a message getting their permission to do stuff like that in advance. (I think this is deeply stupid.)
A significant change is that I've gone from 'aim to impress' to 'crush the exam'. While also avoiding appearing arrogant.[X] Action Plan: Exam Day (with some more details)
- Take the sealing exam.
- Prepare with Kagome beforehand. (Acquire tags.)
- Ask a friendly Leaf sealmaster (Aburame? Sarutobi?) if there are any Leaf sealing exam traditions we should observe.
- Formal dress? Arriving particularly early? Drinking the examiner under the table afterwards?
- Tone: making sure we don't accidentally offend or overlook something we wouldn't know about.
- Ask a specjonin if we can't find a suitable sealmaster. Not fishing for exam tips.
- Crush the exam, but avoid appearing arrogant.
- Be polite and respectful of the examiner.
- Once there's no chance it'd be perceived as a bribe or otherwise inappropriate, offer a small (Mari-approved) token of appreciation for their time.
- If possible, network a bit after the exam is done.
- Again, stay polite and respectful. Don't pursue this if they don't appear interested, and avoid coming off like you're trying to sway their opinion/report.
- Was an open problem discussed? Get their thoughts.
- Were any questions particularly interesting? Go over those. If they came up with the questions, even better.
- Ask about their research/specialties.
- Get their one-on-one perspective on the Great Seal.