Sentence examples for interview customers from inspiring English sources

I would interview customers and vendors.

In a country with no credit histories, the system is cumbersome: the staff interview customers about their qualifications and get them to sign stacks of promissory notes, like post-dated cheques, before allowing them to take their purchases home.

In response, the Securities and Exchange Commission has dispatched scores of investigators across the country in recent weeks to comb through the sales records of brokers, bankers, financial planners and career insurance agents -- the sellers of variable annuities -- and to interview customers who have signed up for the bonuses.

It's important to watch and/or interview customers in their own work environment, where they can easily show us examples of what they are trying to accomplish.

Soon to come is a private messaging feature for users who 'follow' eachother as well as private channels which could be a set up buy companies specifically for market research: for example, if a company wanted to interview customers and watch their reactions to questions about a product or service.

In the exit interview, customers were asked, "How much did all of this cost?" for the drugs purchased (excluding any other commodities).

The seven-foot "tumbleweave" is made from discarded extensions collected from hair salons where she interviewed customers and hairdressers.

In interviews, customers recalled Mr. Rubin as a friendly, well-liked man with a flair for cultivating business.

Sealed Air's chief executive, William V. Hickey, said in a interview on Wednesday that several years ago the company began a process of interviewing customers about potential new business lines.

Such fleeting, old-school courtesies played well yesterday, as a nice counterpoint to the stormy rhetoric of Rock, who repaid the favor, late in the show, when he showed himself interviewing customers outside a movie theatre.

The firm interviewed customers about their complaints and fiscal authorities about taxes in arrears.