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interview

Face-to-face meeting where one party, the interviewer, wishes to collect information from another party, the interviewee. Interviews are commonly used in selecting people for jobs. Banks and building societies also use interviews for processing applications for loans, and market researchers conduct interviews to gather information about the market they are investigating.



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Some of the interviewees join forces with company members onstage.
Man to man by Rasminsky, Abigail / Dance Magazine
The Medical School Interview teaches aspiring students how to put a positive spin on answers to common questions, offering numerous actual interview examples of what to do and not do, more than 30 actual questions used by admissions committees, a checklist for sorting through the personal information one will need to ogive a foundation, witty personal testimonies from other interviewees, and much more.
The Medical School Interview by Taylor, John / MBR Bookwatch
Interviewee (1), a female Kuwaiti special education teacher with BA degree, states that students with autism need more time and effort from the teacher in order to help them to be a success in the classroom and to develop their self-esteem.
Special education teachers' attitudes toward autistic students in the ... by Al-Shammari, Zaid / Journal of Instructional Psychology
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