Received an email today from a teacher in one of our local colleges. He got my name from an associate as someone with day-to-day sales and marketing experience who might be willing to share experiences with a larger audience. It looks like a chance to give back, so if we work out the arrangements, it will get me out of the hunt for a few hours and help me charge up a bit.
With the prospect of future interviews (you never know if/when you will get one) it's best to stay sharp with your material. That being said, we should be prepared to evolve our work to fit the situation, i.e., WYSIWYG the stuff to suit the viewer and the opportunity. Sounds pretty straightforward, but in my experience as a hiring manager you would be surprised how many inflexible applicants I have seen who have auditioned with their schtick between their legs. And those are the ones who got past the recruiters...
Glad for the chance to give back.