interviews造句

Stakeholder interviews

We always audiotape these interviews.

Recruiters conduct interviews all day, every day.

Reporting: we will put some interviews and corporate introductions here.

Israeli journalists jostle for hitherto rare interviews with Mr Zahar.

Instead of "I will have three job interviews this month," try "I will call five people for informational interviews today."

In the West, job interviews are highly formalized and systematic.

But their agencies swiftly insisted that they had not granted interviews to the magazine.

Too often internal interviews are done out of courtesy or because of protocol.

Most of his interviews were conducted in Chinese without an interpreter.

The full-length feature, as yet untitled, will include interviews plus footage of their live gigs.

After the briefing, Huang also accepted exclusive interviews with CCTV and the Basque Television of Spain.

'The new appearance makes me more confident in interviews,' said one who sought out an operation on her eyelids.

Armed with interviews with her psychotherapist as well as autobiographical fragments, this new "psychobiography", sheds light on Arbus's opaque personality.

An approach used in interviews is to ask the person first 'Would you say you are an honest person?

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has also been giving interviews in hopes of calming fears about a budget deadlock.

An administration staffer who answered the phone at Wu's office said the director was not accepting interviews.

Early the next week, after leaving my children with a kind neighbor, I embarked on a full day of job interviews. I soon received a job offer.

Job interviews are stressful; most of us are not sales people and yet, in order to secure a job, we have to sell ourselves.

In our practice, we’ve observed that each presumed behavioral pattern requires about a half-dozen interviews to verify or refute (sometimes more if a domain is particularly complex).

Rather than meet for lunch at an Italian restaurant, your correspondent is now asked to conduct interviews over little rolls of rice and raw fish.

Using ethnographic interviews at the beginning of the process allows you, as a designer, to truly understand your users, their needs, and their motivations.

You might need more research in the form of interviews or background data; alternately, you may wish to re-interview the subject of your story to fill in some blanks.

Researchers Darby Saxbe and Rena Graesch of the University of California and colleagues tracked 30 dual-earner couples around their homes for three days, using video cameras, interviews and surveys.

Among the first interviews to be performed was mine, wherein one man recounts to another the story of the day he arrived at an airport, on business, to find a near-hysterical woman in the gate area.

And yet when preparing for job interviews, candidates make the mistake of believing that most questions will be about their past experience, not what they plan to do once hired.

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Usability testing is also not the same as user research. For some practitioners, “tests” can include research activities such as interviews, task analyses, and even creative “participatory design” exercises. This is conflating a variety of needs and steps in the design process into a single activity

In the field, we conducted interviews with a dozen users in the target market. Our first discovery was not surprising—that the people who did the most taping and had the strongest desire to share edited versions of their videos were parents.

However, these interviews can overlap. If we believe that use of an enterprise product may differ, for example, by geographic location, industry, and company size, then research at a single small electronics manufacturer in Taiwan would allow us to cover several variables at once.