Sentence examples for interview framing from inspiring English sources

If you can, think about one positive thing that happened and use this — firstly on your CV — and secondly at interview, framing it again as a learning experience.

Twenty out of the 27 participants interviewed framed a portion of their discussion about their acceptance or rejection of evolution around their religious views.

We can change the interview frame, and the sooner we do it, the better off we'll be.

The traditional job application and job interview frames don't encourage kids to show their brains working, but of course it's in their best interests (and their prospective employers' interests) to do that.

Thematic interviews were conducted between Autumn 2007 and Spring 2008, and they were based on the interview frame developed by the researchers of the project.

Waller-Bridge hasn't produced a flawless piece of writing – the job-interview framing device feels imposed and there are some false notes in Fleabag's encounters with others – but it is a hugely distinctive one, which makes you both laugh and choke at the same time.

They found that open questions located later on in the interview and framed in the present or past tense rather than closed questions, located at the beginning or middle in the interview or framed in the future tense, provided more richness in interviewees' answers.

Compton needed shaking up, Brown said in an interview this week, framed by US and California flags at her desk at city hall.

In the interview, he framed his role in the campaign partly in the language of transition, of helping Democrats move beyond the Clinton era.

It's important not to let people like Kassam police how we describe their politics, but you don't even have to get into ultimately subjective labels to question how his Today interview was framed.

In this way the interview is framed as an opportunity to have things written down.