Peppered with insight, interviews and raucous anecdotes.
(Among Haughney's other insights: "Interviews with a half-dozen Forbes executives reveal that they find Mr Perlis's approach refreshing").
It is also an insight, through interviews, e-mails and blog posts, into the problems faced by the thousands of often anxious but eager Tokyo Electric Power employees working to re-establish order.
What ultimately led to the selection of the 3.2.1 team, Mr. Davis says, is that its presentation was centered on an insight from interviews that "everyone could remember their first college basketball game and the earlier you start watching the more likely you become an avid fan".
The study provides new insights into interview techniques that promote preschoolers' accurate eyewitness reports.
Interviewing every implementer may not provide greater insights than interviewing a small well selected sample, and may lead to overwhelming volumes of data.
Do the members of the strident Welsh rock band Manic Street Preachers volunteer their political insights in interviews, or do their interlocutors feel obliged to request them?
Welcoming East Coast members of Wanderers Nation to the Film Society of Lincoln Center screening will be Annette Insdorf, author of "Philip Kaufman," a study so closely tuned to his work and so neatly supplemented with his own insights from interviews and e-mails that it reads like a biography of an oeuvre.
On the grounds of the relationship marketing theory and resource-based view, qualitative research was carried out and insights from interviews with marketing managers from different industries were analyzed.
The fact that they never had a book written about them was extremely puzzling since the Kirkwood brothers are always full of witty/funny quotes and insights in interviews and their on-stage banter.
