Sentence examples for for the interviewee from inspiring English sources

Interviewers love this question as they think it's an easy ice-breaker, but for the interviewee it can be a nightmare, says Sarah Archer, founder of CareerTree.

Since this is a normal working day for the interviewee it may take a little bit of time before he can respond.

The televised "legacy interviews" that Bush has granted have been notable for the interviewee's shruggings-off of responsibility for what he has wrought, abroad and at home.

Cold-calling at households tends to yield a higher participation rate (among people who are at home) than telephone interviews, which are easier for the interviewee to terminate.

You need to be ready for the "interviewee" and "interviewer" roles to flip-flop, when suddenly you find the usual job-interview questions coming back at you from across the table.

"Talking negatively about previous companies usually does not present well for the interviewee.

It was hard for the interviewees to speak of these matters not, Szreter and Fisher found, because of embarrassment, but because they simply had no language for it.

Once Ms. Taylor settled on her list of subjects — "I didn't have to strong-arm anyone," she said — she looked for locations that would spark connections both for the interviewees and for viewers.

After he finished a round-table interview with a group of voters in the diner, to be broadcast Monday, the congenial anchor autographed copies of his best seller, "The Greatest Generation," for the interviewees.

Dr. Wheelwright has contributed to the list of resources as well as contacts for the interviewees.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Income thresholds for the interviewees (net household income per month).