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- 1What are the three types of interview questions?Close-ended
Open-ended
Probing - 2What is the aim of close-ended questions?To gather very specific information
- 3What is the aim of open-ended questions?To gather very general information
- 4What is the aim of probing questions?To encourage the interviewee to elaborate further
- 5What are the two types of interviews?Structured
Unstructured - 6Explain unstructured interviewsUnstructured interviews aim to gather broad, roughly defined information. They are useful in the early stages of information gathering
- 7Explain structured interviewsThe aim of structured interviews is to gather very specific information. They are useful in the later stages of information gathering
- 8What are the two types of questioning strategies?Top-down
Bottom-up - 9Explain the top-down questioning strategy.The top-down questioning strategy involves the interviewer beginning with very broad questions, and progressing into more specific quesitons
- 10Explain the bottom-up questioning strategy.The bottom-up questioning strategy involves the interviewer beginning with very specific questions and progressing into more broad questions
- 11How should the interviewer prepare themselves for an interview?Prepare a list of questions
Prepare anticipated answers
Set priorities in case of a time shortage - 12How should the interviewer prepare the interviewees for the interview?Tell them the reason for the interview
Set them a schedule - 13What are the duties of the interviewer?To remain professional and unbiased
Record all information
Separate fact from fiction - 14What should the interviewer do after the interview?Prepare a follow-up report
Have the interviewee review and confirm it
Look for gaps in knowledge - 15—
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- Third level Applied Software Development Principles (Flashcards) Fichas sobre Interviews, creado por Kerrie Callaghan el 09/05/2017.
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- Kerrie Callaghan · may 2017
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