Interview Essay

06-01-2017: Interview as a Safety Support Worker for MidYorks Hospital. I had an interview for a new job today at Pinderfields Hospital. The interview went really well and the Senior Sister gave me an offer instantly. However upon realising that I could only work part time (23 hours/ week) and not a bank position, I started to wonder whether the job will be suitable for me. Initially was really keen in getting the job because I was fed up of cleaning the wards for mediocre results. I was even more

In depth interview with broadcast journalism professionals On November 18, 2016, I met up with the director of the Univision news Cristina Bazaldua to find out more about the history of the studio. When one first walks in the building the first thing that catches your attention is the clear and transparent glass windows that allow you to see everything that goes on behind the scenes. When asked, Cristina mentioned that the Univision industry is very involved with the community, meaning it doesn’t

Interview Summary Report For interview I was fortunate enough to speak with Tonia Dudley who is an Information Security Risk Reporting and Awareness Analyst at Charles Schwab in Chandler, Arizona. She was very happy to share her wealth of knowledge with me and I came away with multiple resources for more information and a greater understanding of the job itself. Not only did I ask questions about her current position, but I also wanted to know about her prior experience and schooling that qualified

For this interview assignment, I interviewed my close friend Franki’s mother, Deborah. Deborah is thirty-nine years old and she lives with her two children, Franki and Jessica, and with her husband Frank. The three topics I decided to interview Deborah on were political beliefs, philosophy of leisure time and the goals in life. The Person’s Political Beliefs Deborah considers herself a republican and believes that she is very conservative. She believes that everyone should work for what they want

Coaching Interviews: Common Threads – Different but Yet the Same When I reflect on the beginning of my journey as a Christian, I fondly recall the warm and secure blanket of love and guidance I received from Ms. Mackey, a well-seasoned member of my church congregation. She took me under her wings, and provided me with a safe haven where I could glean from her wisdom, experience and become motivated to serve. Eventually, I was mature enough to fly away; and, fly away I did! This was one of the best

Amber Grijalva Public Speaking Interview Pamela Stovall I interviewed Durward “Durk” Lynch he is in my field of interest where I want to work as one day. He is a Nurse Practitioner at the Vanden Bosh Clinic and at the College Clinic. He gave information on his background and what drove him to be a Nurse Practitioner (NP). He really has had a lot of experience, as I will explain to you what he has shared. Durk was 18 years old graduating from high school and at the time he didn’t

the Fact approach to interviews. The method is applicable in the following situations; 1. During the evaluation of witness statements to obtain the truth of information given after a crime 2. This approach is applied in the preliminary assessment of information obtained from witnesses 3. In instances of emergency response to information, traditional method is the most appropriate interview method 4. When the interviewer is faced with limited time, the most applicable interview approach is the traditional

For the Teen Interview I interviewed my dad Don, who is now 53 years old and interviewed my cousin Timmy, who is 17 years old. They both provided great answers which have similarities and differences. They are only 36 years apart from each other, but with all of the advancements in technology things have changed. There is a good amount of similarities between the two different times, but their seems to be more differences. Now some things are going to be different because it depends on the person

Interview Write-Up #2 To recap, my interviewees are a pharmacy technician, a manager at the Revenue Commissioner, and a director at a therapy clinic. This second interview focuses on the following three themes: emotions, personality, and leadership. As for emotions, two interviewees rated themselves as above average on reading others’ emotions. In contrast, the manager of the Revenue Commissioner only does well when the emotions are evident (e.g. anger and excitement). All the respondents believe

What is an Interview? Interviews are a qualitative research technique, conversation wherein, the interviewer questions the interviewee with the purpose of gaining information and delve into details of a subject. They can be of many types, like formal and informal, structured and unstructured interviews. Interviews are particularly useful for getting the story behind a participant's experiences (Mc Namara, 1999). According to Wimmer and Dominick, Interview is the verbal conversation between two