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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an informal interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a casual meeting or discussion that is not part of a formal interview process, often used in job recruitment or networking contexts.
Example: "Before the official interview, I had an informal interview with the hiring manager over coffee to discuss the company culture."
Alternatives: "a casual interview" or "a relaxed interview".
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A self-report questionnaire and an informal interview were used to ascertain the students' learning experiences.
Noble spoke to Rob Hughes, the IHT soccer columnist, in an informal interview.
The format was simple: an informal interview interspersed with extemporaneous duets.
A swift call to the Libyan ambassador ensured Hannibal avoided so much as an informal interview.
A senior White House official described an informal interview process, without the extensive vetting that typically accompanies a Cabinet selection.
But Mr. Bloomberg may be in for a frosty reception at Wednesday's session, which is billed as an informal interview.
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The alien will be afforded an initial informal interview promptly after his or her return to Service custody to afford the alien an opportunity to respond to the reasons for revocation stated in the notification.
Informed consent to participate was obtained in writing (using a the consent form approved by the REB) from the participants' substitute decision makers, after the study was described to them using an information sheet and informal interview.
A Semi-Structured Interview or Informal Interview is an informative and relaxed dialogue, which helps to find out information.
I applied in writing and had a nice, informal interview.
After a pleasant informal interview with two members of the design team, I was offered the position.
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