For the main piece, a two-channel video titled "Godville," Mr. Fast interviewed character interpreters at Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, a Revolution-era reconstruction where docents dressed in 18th-century clothes play period roles.
Mr. Fast interviews an American Army sergeant who recounts two stories: one about dating a woman while he was stationed in Germany and the other about accidentally killing a civilian in Iraq.
Seek and you shall find (and with a bit of luck line up a super-fast interview).
Major reasons given for ACASI preference were: privacy, faster interviewing, and aspects of program usability such as (audio repetitions and prompts, the simultaneous on-screen text, clear instructions, the easy-to-use colour-coded number keypad).
The resumption of her Sunday night match with France's Sandrine Testud was as brief as a sun shower, finishing, 6-2, 6-1, and sending Hingis into a fast-emptying interview room as the follow-up act to Serena Williams.
A newly-launched business plan competition across six countries in the region has helped introduce the Deloitte brand and gave winners a fast-track interview process.
You know, in a fast-moving interview, in retrospect, I should have said something but I didn't.
"My hope would certainly be that we could do fast-track interviews," she said.
For example, one of the most 'abrupt', fastest, 'clinical' interviews was face to face, whilst one of the longest and 'open' was conducted on the telephone.
At the baseline, sitting blood pressure, anthropometry, venipuncture (12-hour fasting) and interviews concerning medical and reproductive history and medication use were performed.
