The interviewee is — or should be — also forming judgments.
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If both letters were in the same category, the interviewee answered "yes" or took the "this" option; if the letters were in different categories, the interviewee answered "no" or took the "that" option.
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"In Denmark they strangle you slowly, slowly," one interviewee proclaims.
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It provides direct eye contact between the audience and the interviewee.
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Names have been changed to protect the identity of each interviewee.
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Interviews can be hard to get a sense of the interviewee.
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First I got in touch with [interviewee] Christina Sumarmiyati via Facebook.
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"We thought we were unhappy because we were poor," says one interviewee.
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One interviewee described feeling "pressured" by another FBI official at Kennedy's request.
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The interviewee in question was, er, former mayor of London Ken Livingstone.
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Mr. Keem's interviewee sounded ambivalent about his complicity in Mr. Finch's death.
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At one point, attempting to reach an interviewee, she had a realization.
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" Fellow interviewee Chris Pratt confirmed his love as well, saying, "I'm pro-bush!
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The result: a journalist-interviewee stand-off, which is awkward for everyone involved.
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To that end, she asks almost every interviewee three open-ended questions.1.
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Chow, until then a pretty direct and candid interviewee, looked out the window.
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In many of the documents, the name of the interviewee has been redacted.
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Most recruiters and hiring managers expect a thank you note from an interviewee.
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"Each interviewee was advised that we only wanted to hear the truth," he said.
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King Bran would be the only interviewee for whom it would truly make sense.
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Bernie Sanders, a repeat interviewee on your show, is both honest and authentic. Yeah.
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"They advised me to go test for HIV at another hospital," one interviewee said.
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In another entry, recorded on the day of the shooting, an interviewee said Mrs.
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"He's a man of the people," said Per Jon Faldalen, another Oslo airport interviewee.
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As one interviewee notes, even the slightest inappropriate comment could get you sent away.
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A "puff piece" is an article or interview that goes easy on the interviewee.
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Only one interviewee, Nadine Houwes, 20, a veterinary assistant, said she would not vote.
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The hook is that he asks every interviewee the same set of ten questions.
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Shalev-Gerz posed three questions to each interviewee — What did you do before the war?
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The eyes of an interviewee are flooded with light, as if for an ophthalmological examination.
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Sitting in a Tel Aviv office, my interviewee borrowed my iPhone for a simple demo.
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Each interviewee agreed to talk only on the condition of anonymity for fear of repercussions.
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For interviewee Julius Ferreira, working as a promoter ultimately taught him about his own community.
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It's as if he had been "doing this for, like, 20 years," one interviewee says.
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Perhaps this interviewee will spend some time in an elevator this weekend and gain some clarity.
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On the subject of assisted dying another Christian writer, Salley Vickers, makes a particularly interesting interviewee.
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"I can't imagine the outcome if I hadn't come here to study," one interviewee told CCTV.
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One interviewee said his biggest weakness was being "just too sexy for most people to handle."
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"The Russians understand Western media far better than the Western media understands itself," one interviewee says.
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One interviewee remembered colorful cubbyholes at a 1930s house designed by Hans Scharoun in Löbau, Germany.
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"From 1989 to 2001, there were almost no legitimate million dollar winners," one McMillions interviewee says.
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Was there anything in the way the interviewee expressed their emotional experience that resonated with you?
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If the interviewee wasn&apost responsible for solving the problem, they won&apost know the answers.
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When the first interviewee was asked about the greatest rapper right now, he still said Kendrick Lamar.
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In the film, each interviewee sits with his back toward the camera, his face kept from view.
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One interviewee, an artist, comments on cats' freedom to publicly embody femininity, while she must conceal hers.
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This week he sits down as the key interviewee for CYBER to talk about all things aliens.
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Though a high-profile rapper, Scott is a reticent interviewee, especially when it comes to his baby.
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One interviewee posits that death turned out to be a good career move for Basquiat and Haring.
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One interviewee in the book poignantly described the crisis as 'a sad undercurrent in [our indigenous] communities.
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Because of all this, nearly every interviewee for this story asked that only their first name be shared.
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The actor also added that he "never" thought he'd end up becoming the interviewee rather than the interviewer.
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They tried to teach him a strategy that any good job interviewee knows: the art of the pivot.
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In an "imagined interview," students, working individually or in pairs, play the part of both interviewer and interviewee.
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When the candidate starts to present a solution to a problem, an interviewee will interject with another idea.
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Almost every interviewee makes a point of telling me how close-knit the atmosphere at Sensible Days can be.
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"Hey, we heard you're going to be on the Housewives of Beverly Hills with Denise," the interviewee asked Sheen.
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"You can only explore the Solar System for the first time once," one interviewee says in the opening segment.
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Generally, a company will give an interviewee a day or two to complete the interview, which can happen anywhere.
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Once, while working a case with the Los Angeles Police Department, the interviewee asked for a Filet-O-Fish.
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"This was like the Manhattan Project of music," one interviewee says of the group, which was founded in 2000.
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In some cases, the little particulars are so absorbing that we might ignore what the interviewee is actually saying.
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A bit of self-importance may be involved: the interviewee is flattered to have been asked to the party.
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"He creates a very safe space for an interviewee," said Monica Lewinsky, who appeared on "Armchair Expert" in October.
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One interviewee, for example, was well-known in her community for being a writer and columnist in local newspapers.
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He introduces each new interviewee with a shot of the subject standing, looking into the camera for several seconds.
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My interviewee is Timothy Naftali, the former director of the federal Richard Nixon Presidential Library in Yorba Linda, California.
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While conducting interviews, I have to turn off that part of me that cares about making the interviewee feel good.
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Hadley, a 15-year-old non-binary pansexual interviewee, recounted an appearance at truancy court after missing too much school.
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Tax avoidance — not tax fraud — was the first issue raised by one interviewee, a 30-year-old Democrat from Connecticut.
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So, after asking two or three questions of his own, he leaves it to the interviewee to take the lead.
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"I feel like the most authentic Native food is just raw ingredients boiled down—pure, unadulterated food," one interviewee says.
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He was the first interviewee to hail from the Actors Studio program, and Lipton was clearly moved by the moment.
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"This is easy-ish for me because you're a reporter; I'm the interviewee," he said when we'd been talking awhile.
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What effects, if any, did political upheaval have on your interviewee or his or her family or community that year?
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There had been little to stop me from harming my interviewee there, but doing so would have required moral bankruptcy.
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The line of questioning is always grounded in genuine intrigue and a respect for the working philosophy of the interviewee.
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The studio lights bore into the pupils of each interviewee (eerily, while they get their blood taken out of frame).
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"It's Sandberg who's the best-selling author, public speaker, Oprah interviewee, and public figure in her own right," Ainsley Harris wrote.
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Clinton, the interviewee said, "blatantly" disregarded such protocols, including her frequent refusal to attend foreign diplomatic functions with the local ambassador.
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"The interviewee took him off of me and held him with another employee until the police showed up," Metoyer told CNN.
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One Decline II interviewee claimed "if I look more feminine I get laid easier" and several men make the same claim.
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My interviewee, B, made sure to note that the experience of using a sleeve is nothing like sex with a vulva.
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This would stop immediately if writers looked at what studies (not "debate" pieces — studies) the interviewee has done in the area.
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Before we get into the details, we're asking each interviewee to rate a few important sex-related factors out of 10.
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Bezos personally spoke with every single interviewee throughout Amazon's early years, even going so far as to meticulously analyze each's qualifications.
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Paying for access increases the likelihood that an interviewee will tell you what you want to hear; it aligns storyteller and subject.
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Early in my career, my boss made the terrible mistake of telling me that I was the best interviewee he'd ever met.
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These are the questions we have handpicked, based on years of research, which can cut to the very core of an interviewee.
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Another interviewee, from Slovakia, moved to Cardiff and had a great time, then moved to London and found it much more alienating.
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Correction: In an earlier version of this article, the interviewee mischaracterized the age of Ted Virtue's son who played golf with Trump.
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As an interviewee, Koze can sometimes be a journalist's warm shoulder; other times, he's a bit of an unpredictable egg to crack.
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It's the first of three times she will introduce spontaneity into our conversations (and shift the power dynamic from interviewer to interviewee).
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One interviewee holds forth by his swimming pool in St. Barts; another contemplates his career while strolling through his cavernous horse barn.
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Dylan Farrow is a persuasive interviewee who seems absolutely sincere in her belief that she was molested by Allen as a child.
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Interviews are derailed when the interviewee goes to Z by changing the subject, straight-up lying, or swerving into conspiracy theory territory.
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At Salesforce, for example, executive vice president of global recruiting Ana Recio sees arrogance as a major red flag in an interviewee.
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My interviewee is Glenn Carle, a 23-year veteran of the CIA and a former deputy officer on the National Intelligence Council.
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The Democrats also list Sean Hagan, another person quoted in news reports about the time period in question, as a would-be interviewee.
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It weaves a handful of the interviews in with Jojo's fictional story, with heavy direction from a diary one interviewee gave the director.
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The last shot in the movie is a key interviewee who says that once Syriza is in power, Golden Dawn will be next.
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Using a high-pitched voice would signal to an employer that the interviewee is not a threat, and may serve to avoid confrontations.
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With Amrit translating from Marwadi — the local language — and encouraging our nervous interviewee, we asked him if he knew what the internet was.
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One of my favorite parts of writing this article was asking each interviewee what the most important parts of the fish fry are.
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"He didn't look like anybody's notion of somebody who would tear apart young girls," says an unnamed interviewee in the opening of the trailer.
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While there's plenty of advice on how to prepare for a job interview, these discussions are usually geared to the interviewee — not the interviewer.
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For most screening interviews, the interviewee must show a "credible fear" — a deliberately generous standard designed to err on the side of non-refoulement.
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Another interviewee and I get to the train station via Uber (she pays) just in time to catch the commuter rail back to Boston.
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While a brief silence might feel awkward, Welch says it's sometimes a deliberate effort to force the interviewee to speak up and take control.
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We picked a situation in which this could be the case: an interviewee speaking "down-the-line" to a reporter from a remote studio.
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To this day, I'm chastened by the memory of my experience at Abu Ghraib, and I'm haunted by the unknown fate of my interviewee.
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"If you lived through Action Park, you lived through an event in your life that changed how you felt about fun," recalls one interviewee.
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To make sure the interviewee is not taking credit for someone else&aposs work, Musk will ask detailed questions about the problem they describe.
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Answer: (Direct, unblinking, eye contact) We don't know whether Buchanan's interviewee was stumped by the question, or maybe considered the answer too obvious for words.
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On a recent episode of CNBC's "The Job Interview, " in which candidates interview for real jobs while being filmed, one interviewee made this classic misstep.
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Unfortunately, one interviewee made that mistake on a recent episode of CNBC's "The Job Interview," in which candidates interview for real jobs while being filmed.
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The series covered topics such as the death of Caylee Anthony, the Duke University lacrosse team rape allegations and the suicide of interviewee Melinda Duckett.
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This article has been updated to correct the spelling of the name of an interviewee, Mohammad Ali Shabani, and to amend part of his quote.
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"How do you tell someone, 'You're not who you think you are, and your life up until now has been a lie'?" one interviewee says.
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One aspect of the program that disappointed me was how little attempt Piers Morgan made to get inside the head of a fascinating and unique interviewee.
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However, via a conversation with one of my FBI sources, I confirmed that his was the redacted name, and he was the interviewee in the report.
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So far, the revealed cast of DJ talent includes Heidi, Cassy, K Hand, DJ Heather, Nina Kraviz, Volvox, Honey Dijon, and recent THUMP interviewee Jane Fitz.
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Every interviewee goes through a cultural check, with a two-person team trained to ask questions to determine if a candidate aligns with the core values.
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Both interviewee and filmmaker seem oddly fascinated by this possibility, as if charlatans who drink their own Kool-Aid were a novel feature of American life.
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The person also was not an interviewer or an interviewee on broadcast row, did not attend any breakout sessions and limited his interactions to few people.
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So I'm delighted that my latest interviewee for this series on ethics and technology is TechCrunch's own Kate Clark, a reporter covering startups and venture capital.
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I wouldn't be able to copy and paste it without angering the interviewee, but it would have given me the context I needed to tell my story.
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The interviewee also suggested in a previous version that we are spending more electricity mining Bitcoin than is produced by all of the world's solar panels combined.
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"I have sat next to somebody who was openly hostile about sitting next to a fat person — even if I didn't bump into him," says another interviewee.
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The interviewee told investigators that the comment was likely a reference a December 2014 order from Mills that any emails older than 60 days should be deleted.
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One such interviewee is Sarah, who claimed she was groomed by Jackson and Avaroe since she was 133 years old, and later moved in with the couple.
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"Explain to the interviewee why you need to step away from the interview for a couple minutes, and then see if they offer to help, " he writes.
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Though Cruz is an infrequent and numbingly scripted interviewee, he is as polite to reporters one on one as he is contemptuous of them in his stump speech.
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An incident involving DeVaul behaving inappropriately toward a Google interviewee was cited in a New York Times report centered on the sexual misconduct of Andy Rubin last week.
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But that didn't seem conclusive, so I ran Voldarsky's claim past my next interviewee, scientist Tristan Watkins, who has a Ph.D in what cannabinoids do to the brain.
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" One interviewee told Smith that she could "still see Willkie, late for a speech, running through the library, raincoat over his shoulder, half done up, like his mind.
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Even during our interview, Hayes points out this is a specific type of communication and relationship (interviewee and interviewer) and how one might overthink it after it's done.
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More than once, he insists to an interviewee that he is not the protagonist of the film, and yet as is his style, his voice is our throughline.
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But the best part of the best moment, hands down, was when typically surly interviewee Russell Westbrook came out doing a jubilant little ditty, rolling and throwing up hands.
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Aside from this interviewee, the only graphics that appear on the lens for the duration of the experience are text questions that need to be asked aloud to proceed.
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One late night as we were frantically trying to make an edit deadline, I received a call from an interviewee I had agreed to meet in the hotel lobby.
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Caroline Ceniza-Levine, career coach at SixFigureStart, remembers one candidate for a non-profit fundraising position who was a superb interviewee, until she was asked about her greatest accomplishment.
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According to The Local, while the interviewee, Benjamin Dousa, a leader of the conservative Moderate Party's youth wing in Sweden, was answering questions, Bildt bounced happily in the background.
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"The initial reaction of the staff was 'we don't really care about this, and we're not going to do anything about it,'" the interviewee said, according to the report.
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But for now he remains a dark horse and a moody young interviewee who is trying harder to roll with probing questions but still eventually rises to the bait.
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For his current exhibit, Israel has included the same talk show set—void of interviewer and interviewee—evoking an unsettling feeling of plasticity in its absence of human life.
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Last week, GoogleX director Rich DeVaul resigned — he had been accused of sexual harassment by a young female Google interviewee in the Times article — reportedly without a severance package.
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"You wanted to go back because it felt right," said Calvin Trillin, a writer for The New Yorker who appeared several times as both an interviewer and an interviewee.
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My interviewee knew that when money started flowing from the business, they would have to pay back the subsidy, but she was thrilled to have coverage for her family.
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I take it you mean the imaginary Doric column that supports a teetering pile of current and old books that the interviewee wants to bring to the reader's attention.
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Each video features an interviewee plainly describing some non-capitalist system of organization, such as anarchist consensual democracy, inclusive democracy, caring labor, or workers' collectives during the Spanish Revolution.
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One interviewee says that Istanbul's human population is grappling with the same challenges that vex cats: a swelling population and breakneck urban development have transformed the city in recent years.
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My interviewee is Derek Chollet, who served from 2012 to 2015 as an assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs, advising Secretaries of Defense Leon Panetta and Chuck Hagel.
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A few hours later, I picked up my phone to discover that my middle two kids, ages 8 and 6 at the time, had texted my interviewee over 70 times.
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On busy days, while the lead commissioner asks the questions, the other two commissioners might review the file of the next interviewee or write a decision for the preceding one.
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"It's a great time to be a con man in America," remarks an interviewee at the end of "Fyre Fraud," Hulu's new documentary on a 2017 music festival-turned-scam.
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More striking still, the students who conducted random interviews rated the degree to which they "got to know" the interviewee slightly higher on average than those who conducted honest interviews.
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More than 500 of Mapplethorpe's photographs — along with archival and recent interviews (including Debbie Harry, the obligatory interviewee for any documentary about art in 1980s New York) — chronicle the photographer's life.
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In person, however, Mr Haneke is a relaxed and good-humoured interviewee who is given to toothy smiles and twinkle-eyed chuckles as he reels off long, fluent answers in German.
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Reading through an SAT prep guide doesn't mean you've studied, and knowing the most important Harvard cases from business school doesn't make you an expert case interviewee for a consulting role.
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When the social status of an interviewee decreased through an event like losing a job or getting locked up, the researcher was more likely to classify him or her as black.
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It is in this context of unrealistic expectations about people's labor, that I want to introduce my most recent interviewee in this series of in-depth conversations about ethics and technology.
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There's no doubt people are tired of "gotcha journalism," where a difficult or trick question is asked of an interviewee to prompt a bad answer and make a scandal of it.
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One interviewee, Roni Seydo, left Afrin in March but was told by a friend that an armed group had taken over his house, painting the word "seized" on the outside wall.
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The only real surprise is that Rivera was apparently friendly enough with interviewee Ozzy Osbourne to casually call him "Ozz," as though they were old Bark at the Moon-era golfing buddies.
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In one exchange, an unidentified interviewee details alleged efforts by a top State Department official, Patrick Kennedy, to argue during the release of the Clinton emails for classifications that would protect her.
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Another claim from the documents is that one unidentified interviewee said Undersecretary of State Patrick Kennedy pressured the FBI to unclassify certain emails from Clinton's private server that were previously deemed classified.
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One interviewee explains how, for African-Americans who'd seen members of their community denied trials or killed by the police, a not-guilty verdict felt like the beginning of a new age.
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Akerman is present onscreen, an attentive and shy listener, unobtrusive enough to be ignored by her last interviewee who eventually turns on the television as Akerman droops from sleep at her side.
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Similar to "What do you like most about working for this company?" this question allows the interviewer to respond with a personal answer and allows the interviewee to get an insider's view.
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" Soon the reporter was warning that in Venezuela, "a majority of the country is currently eating rats," while the perplexed interviewee maintained that "I just want people to have health care, honey.
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The first line of the Ukrainian national anthem is "Ukraine has not yet died," one interviewee says in "Breaking Point," a fierce documentary about that country and its recent clashes with Russia.
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"I forgive you … I forgive you for the bombs," repeats one interviewee as he recalls a chilling encounter with a stranger who "forgave" him for a crime he played no part in.
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Nearly every interviewee from the village reported having seen three large mass graves at the entrance to the village, while a handful of others confirmed two other major graves near a school.
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The ban came after an interviewee for the company's series "In Conversation With Sex Workers," which had been on YouTube for about a week, tweeted to promote her involvement in the film.
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The interviewee in his 50s lost his job and became HIV positive, but he made really good friends in the scene—one had a cancer scare, and he supported him all through that.
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"Clarke and Dawe" (co-created by fellow satirist Bryan Dawe) ran for 27 years with the same weekly formula: Dawe was an ever-patient news interviewer and Clarke was a cleverly-named interviewee.
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In one example cited in the report, an interviewee said a mock Afghan village was set up in Camp Lejeune, N.C., where students were told to let local officials handle child sexual abuse.
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Maybe that's because it describes O'Brien's crushing disappointment at not landing the "Tonight Show" hosting job and his reasons for staying at NBC anyway — but the choice says more about interviewer than interviewee.
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You can record Skype calls on your computer, making it easy to go over the minutes of a meeting, review an interviewee&aposs performance, or relive a cherished moment with a loved one.
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In return for FBI declassifying one of the Clinton server emails, the interviewee said as relayed by the IOD official, the State Department official offered to help station FBI agents overseas in sensitive areas.
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The game starts off with a short job interview, and if you answer any of the questions wrong the interviewee will be dropped into an incinerator, and the next job candidate will come forward.
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I was a little leery about talking with McCombs, because he's gained something of a reputation as a cagey or difficult interviewee, but as it turns out, I had absolutely no reason to be.
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"Millions of kangaroos are slaughtered every year in Australia to provide meat for cats and dogs, and also for humans," in what is the largest terrestrial wildlife killing anywhere on earth, one interviewee says.
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One interviewee who stands out is the soft-spoken John Musgrave, whose arc over the course of the documentary takes him from a Marine driven by pure hatred of the enemy, to antiwar protester.
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Here's a prime example: If an interviewer asks, "How long were you working at that financial firm?" a deceptive interviewee may respond with the same question even though he or she clearly heard it.
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Seth Meyers Before Donald Trump won the election, and even before he officially became the Republican nominee, Meyers had already made his opinion on him clear: Not a fan — and not a future interviewee, either.
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Jarmusch—the man behind Coffee and Cigarettes, Down by Law, Dead Man, and countless cult favorites—is generally a reticent interviewee, rarely granting access, but having Iggy by his side has changed the whole experience.
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Before they officially went on air, Sherlock, a fantastic Regina George impersonator, took fellow reporter Julie Snook to task for wearing white — the same color both she and their interviewee, psychologist Sandy Rea, were wearing.
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I listened intently and immediately felt compelled, out of basic politeness, to remain in front of one interviewee until he had finished answering all of his questions before crossing the room to the other man.
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Crunching nuts and drinking water during an interview here just before Christmas, the actor was in turn frank, guarded and intense: a movie star who hasn't yet acquired the smooth sheen of the experienced interviewee.
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For Mr. Galifianakis, the joke is often that a famous interviewee actually has a sense of humor; for Mr. Cohen, it's usually the opposite, that his unsuspecting subjects seem to have no humor at all.
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We check to make sure the interviewee has spelled the name of the author correctly and gotten the title accurately, but we do not investigate the accuracy or assess the quality of the books mentioned.
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Arvin Gumilang, a spokesman for Indonesia's immigration department, said Mr. Jacobson had visited Indonesia several times on a business visa, and that he had been arrested after being reported to the authorities by an interviewee.
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In Westwood, she proves to be an obstinate and unpredictable subject and interviewee, which is a shot in the arm for an otherwise workmanlike biographical documentary, giving a look at both her life and her personality.
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Assembling these repugnant posts and videos (cannily captured and published at the time by the industrious crime blogger and interviewee Alexandria Goddard) into a timeline of casual depravity, Schwartzman deepens her dive and widens her reach.
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But for devotees of celebrity journalism — the kind of work that aims to add context and depth to the fame economy, and which is predicated on the productive frisson between an interviewer and interviewee — this portends catastrophe.
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When Piers Morgan, a British television presenter, found it impossible to believe that a young interviewee might come from a left beyond Barack Obama, her response quickly turned up on T-shirts: "I'm literally a communist, you idiot".
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In part because Ian Schrager, who partnered with Steve Rubell to open the legendary and notorious nightclub in 1977 — and who with Rubell was sentenced to prison for tax evasion in 1980 — appears as the film's primary interviewee.
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I often thought of my research as similar to unraveling a sweater — I'd tug at one thread, and a whole sleeve would come undone — one interviewee would introduce me to another, who'd introduce me to another, and so on.
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"It was hard for me to give up the sport because I had a lot of fun playing, but I knew that it was not in my future and I needed a good education more," one interviewee told us.
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In one of the more bizarre moments of television you'll see for a while, London dancehall MC Irah was enlisted last week by Russia Today's Sam Delaney's News Thing to welcome on an interviewee via the medium of song.
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As part of his work for the entertainment news show, Spicer's been given "unprecedented access" to top White House staffers and Cabinet members, including Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, the interviewee for Spicer's first appearance in his new gig.
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The reenactments are so pervasive and extensive — there are whole scenes with scripted dialogue, rather than just representation of something an interviewee is describing — that Wormwood feels like a truly hybrid work, not easily characterized as anything at all.
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Back in Brooklyn, the same interviewee had primarily identified as a lesbian and had only socialized with other lesbians, but in Ithaca she found herself spending much of her time hanging out with straight men in a bar downtown.
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He isn't the interviewee who wound up looking the worst in Sunday night's episode—that'd be the gun rights crusader who angrily bit a dildo—or one most likely to have ruined his career—that'd be the RapGenius founder.
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A student journalist interviewed his classmates as they crowded into the dark closet of their culinary classroom — one interviewee expressed as much disbelief over our country's resignation to school shootings as she did over the shooting happening outside the door.
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An anonymous man named Frank primarily uses gay dating apps like Grindr and Scruff to send his nudes because they feature built-in camera functions, while our other interviewee, Eden Rohatensky, chooses their platform based off the recipient of the message.
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Ewen Spencer, the creator of the series and a many-time VICE interviewee, told me there was a guy who had obsessively documented the scene for a few years, and that he wanted to put a book of his photos out.
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Schneider says one of her favorite suggestions from an interviewee was to move the vitamin bottle's ingredients list from the back to the front-facing label, given the company's commitment to transparency around its nine essential nutrients and their sourcing.
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When I was playing Ali G, I remained Ali G. That was the result of a steep learning curve: One day, an interviewee walked in on me while I was out of character, and he complained to [Channel 4's executives].
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The officer submits the legal analysis with their final ruling on whether the interviewee should be allowed to avoid deportation and seek legal status in the US. Here's how MPP is working: "You're not adjudicating shit," one union member told Vox in disgust.
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In the installation, the interviews are displayed on seven separate screens near the main film, so one can focus on each interviewee and hear their very personal experiences individually, without losing sight at any moment of the performance playing in the background.
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Even when they do, their attempts to call foul can turn into stalemates if the interviewee insists on continuing to forward something that's false or unsubstantiated, which seems to be the latest craze (see Reince Priebus, millions of illegal votes, "Face the Nation").
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The documentary is uncritical about her recent memeification ("I have a mug of her in my room that says 'Herstory in the Making'!" one interviewee breathlessly shares), but does break up the soothing hagiography to rap her across the knuckles for her comments about Trump.
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Going in for an interview seems very one-sided from the perspective of the interviewee, but we often forget that we need to look at the interview process as a way of assessing if the employer is a good fit for us as well.
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From artists and entertainers to organizers and politicians, from those who came of age in the Stonewall era to a new generation of queer voices—each interviewee brought a different story, and a distinctive viewpoint on LGBTQ history and their hopes for the future.
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Because for the first time since I've been covering media, an interviewee called out an interviewer with hacked content about him, presenting it publicly for the first time for more than 2628 million viewers to see at home and countless more in viral replays.
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"Millionaire interviewee No. 40, a 35-year-old with a $1.4 million net worth, regrets not starting early with a straightforward investment strategy: "I would have saved more as soon as I graduated from college and I would have invested entirely in index funds.
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As it happens, there's a handy contrast, airing on PBS the same night "New Amsterdam" begins its rounds: "The Mayo Clinic: Faith - Hope - Science," Ken Burns's two-hour history of the "secular temple" of medicine (in the interviewee Tom Brokaw's words) in Rochester, Minn.
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An interview is a two-way street, which can be hard to remember when you're the applicant who desperately wants to land the gig, but Ms. Gross gently reminds us that as an interviewee, you're there to do some sussing out of your own.
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So I try to snap out of it by asking a concrete and focused follow-up question of my next interviewee, MIT Technology Review's editor-in-chief Gideon Lichfield: does Lichfield see his publication's role as bringing about the sort of equity Isbell is describing?
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The interviewee, who disguised his identity and wished to be called Miguel, said that Mateen became incensed after learning that a Puerto Rican man he had slept with was HIV positive, and that the attack that left 49 people dead was meant as revenge on gay Latinos.
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" A third interviewee said they had reported to the chain of command an incident involving a 14-year-old boy and a former Afghan Local Police commander, but that "there was an attitude of 'Afghan problem, Afghan solution' when it came to the removal of police officers.
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"It's like I have this hyper-awareness of my body at all times, and other people don't have to think about it, and don't have to think about their space or how much or little they're taking up," says one interviewee whose voice is heard on the documentary.
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Then the officer writes up a legal analysis that considers whether the interviewee is describing persecution (of a specific ethnicity, nationality, political opinion, religion, or "particular social group") or torture, and how likely it is that they'd face such persecution or torture if returned to their home country.
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Amanda de Cadenet, photographer, author and TV host, was spending time with her sister, a director and photographer in her own right, when an ACLU study on the lack of diversity among directors was published in the NYT Magazine, with de Cadenet's sister an interviewee in the cover story.
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As the dev team works on that project, Pallotta — a frequent onscreen presence, as interviewer and the intended final interviewee — fills the time by talking to other programmers, roboticists, and futurists about their AI projects or research, trying to build a sense of the state of AI art.
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Watching Wormwood, we move back and forth between our own universe and the one Morris has constructed, which makes us feel disjointed from reality and unsure of what really happened — just like the movie's main interviewee, who's spent his life pulling apart layers of lies about his father's death.
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That inkling comes from a few things: whether they've had an interesting career or life journey; if they have a reputation for being a good interviewee, or have shown a willingness to speak in a personally insightful way; and my own personal interest in them and their work.
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"As one interviewee framed it, market participants almost need to start again with a blank sheet of paper, look at what the market is supposed to do, and then think about how we can best make it work given the realities of today's regulatory and monetary environment," the report said.
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Conversations with hiring managers about the worst interviews they've been a part of include candidates puking onto their shoes, dabbing at brow sweat with cheap tissue so often their faces looked like "Hansel and Gretel and the trail of breadcrumbs," and one interviewee deciding to have a Happy Hour halfway through.
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In the first episode of this new series, Noisey editor and producer Kim Taylor Bennett sits down with Garbage's Shirley Manson, fresh from releasing their sixth album Strange Little Birds, Ever the candid, forthright interviewee, Manson opens about everything from trolling to turning 50, the evolution of her relationship with her body, to the unflinching majesty of Beyoncé's Lemonade.
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"The question, as obtuse as it might sound to the interviewee, is the beginning of a story and in today's world of selling oneself, or one's company, it's the ability to tell a story and create a feeling that sells the brand — whether it's a product or a person," said managing partner Richard Funess in a LinkedIn post.
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On stage we saw the host and his interviewee walking around in head-mounted displays; on the screen behind them, we saw their digital avatars exploring the virtual set of Chung's 2016 game Quadrilateral Cowboy, which the show had rebuilt in VR. Watching a game designer explore his creation from the inside was one of the year's more indelible moments.
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In my case, as someone who often profiles candidates or tries to zoom in on meaningful chapters of their lives, there's an added category of interviewee that always fascinates me: the candidates' close friends, relatives, former classmates, former bandmates (hey, Beto) — the people who know the contenders most intimately, who have often seen them at their best and their worst.
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Then of course you have all the classics, ranging from watching a weather anchor waist-deep in freezing snow questioning all his life choices, the failed segment-closing stunt that leaves behind an injured anchor, a show-stealing street interviewee who wants you to check out their Soundclound, or the "fuck it we'll do it live" category of not realizing you're on air.
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Through this repetitive ritual, the donut and sata andagi are transfigured into a site for each interviewee to candidly, if indirectly, voice their opinion of US bases, which often becomes a deeply personal account of a formative experience or memory: One man recounts shooting fireworks at outgoing helicopters as a child at a time when relations between residents and the US military were less tense.
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Only in the most elastic sense, to be honest, do such scenes have any connection with the global spread of high-level lucre, which is Greenfield's nominal theme, and the same can be said of another interviewee, a bus driver named Cathy, who spends what money she has on serial bouts of plastic surgery, at the expense of all other facets of her being.
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The interviewee — no matter how eloquent, insightful and generous he may be in life — is, in the moment he sits down, a cipher; the concern is that he will either say nothing at all, or, worse, say nothing of meaning: that he will become a persona, and that instead of conversation, what follows will be a kind of performance, a recitation of what he knows we have come to expect.
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Sherry performs works on occasion throughout the exhibition's run, but outside of those times, visitors are invited to rummage through drawers containing records relating to them: a transcript from "Great Meals I Never Had" (2006), for example, in which he sits down at a restaurant table and immediately requests the check, or a diary documenting his "Serial Psycho Interviewee" project (2000), for which he spent three months applying for jobs and attending as many interviews as possible, with no intention of accepting any of them.
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It was an evocation through revenants, ghosts, of how memories of the Holocaust went on pulsing through the present, like the slow ripples of the river on which one Polish interviewee rowed and sang a Prussian song; or like the laboured clunking of a train in which an old railwayman stood, remembering how he had drunk vodka to mask the smell of burning bodies; or the rote recitation of railway stations by the German who ran the Department of Special Trains, still proud of ensuring that they got to Treblinka in time.
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