Sentence examples for intensive interviews from inspiring English sources
After working as a certified art therapist and art educator in the Philadelphia area and in South Florida, in the 1990s Mrs. Arden was engaged by Steven Spielberg's Shoah Foundation and became a skilled and sought-after interviewer, conducting intensive interviews of more than 140 Jewish survivors of the Holocaust.
Small groups of individuals are recruited for intensive interviews by specially-trained interviewers, who apply cognitive probes (e.g., "What does the term 'moderate physical activity' mean to you?").
That process, a combination of online questionnaires, medicals, tests, and intensive interviews, lasted a full year.
She followed them for 25 years, conducting intensive interviews every five years.
Having worked on Moisés Kaufman's US verbatim play about hate crime, The Laramie Project, Street decided to use the same technique of intensive interviews for her piece.
The American authorities subject the candidates to intensive interviews, including a final polygraph examination intended to weed out possible double agents.
Trained consultants, usually from outside the organization, undertook intensive interviewing of senior and junior staff, and sensitivity training and confrontation meetings were also held.
The Conservatives are proposing that every incapacity benefit claimant will be given an intensive interview to see whether they are genuinely unable to work, or whether they should be made to seek employment.
International stars flocked to her 90th birthday party, Helmut Newton photographed her for Vanity Fair, her long-awaited 1987 memoirs were translated into English as The Sieve of Time, and Ray Müller's documentary TheWonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Rienstahl featured a lengthy, intensive interview with the defiantly unapologetic nonagenarian.
You've endured an intensive interview process, and you've just received an offer.
Then Rita followed with a more intensive interview at the Manhattan Neighborhood Network public access television studio, which George was instrumental in founding -- indeed, George is often called the "father of public access television".
