1. be prepared of the equipment like recorder, paper, and more importantly the questions. review it before interview starts and try to memorize it.
2.be sure to do enough research on the interviewee's native culture. keep in mind what kind of question are not accepted in specific group, like ethical, political or religious.
3.prepare a copy of question so that interviewee could be clear of what they are being asked.
4.don't be late on interview
5.speak slowly and clear in the conversation. be patient when interviewee can't express themselves very well and help them with respect
6.write the paper with further research in the library. seek cultural details behind the conversation
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Good point to not be late! Also a good idea to find out what questions would not be good to ask.
ReplyDeleteI like that you want to be prepared for the interview and the point about not being late.
ReplyDeleteI like that you are going to be prepared and know some information about their culture.
ReplyDeletei like the part were you are making sure you are on time for the interview.
ReplyDeleteGood and well organized objectives. You are on a good start. Good job.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking slowly and clear is a good point as English is not their first language.
ReplyDeleteYou seem to be heading in the right direction with your objectives. I agree that it is important to speak slowly and clearly because language can be a bit of a barrier sometimes.
ReplyDelete#3 i like because that gives them the chance to read over your questions if they don't exactly understand how you say them.
ReplyDeleteNumber 5 is the best in my opinion. We need to pay respect and be patient so they feel comfortable.
ReplyDelete-Mohammed.
numbers one and three are really good. You might want to go more into detail with the others, however.
ReplyDeleteNo.5 objective is so considerable! As an international student, I very like that one.
ReplyDeletegood job on the new objectives, I like how you are going to be researching on the person's culture before the interview. You will be able to ask more valuable questions. Good luck with the interview.
ReplyDeleteThese objectives are good :) Ha I like #4 it probably would be very bad to be late to your interview the interviewee could possibly leave
ReplyDeletei like your third objective, it is key to be prepared and on time before your interview
ReplyDeleteI like your objective no.5 because we have to be patient with international students as English is not their native language.
ReplyDelete-Vishal Gurung
number 4 is an important objective, if you are late, the interviewee might just leave
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