The system grew out of research that found that interviewers rarely change their scores after the first five minutes, that using multiple interviewers removes random bias and that situational interviews rather than personal ones are more likely to reveal character flaws, said Dr. Harold Reiter, a professor at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, who developed the system.
We focus on news and interviews rather than opinion pieces.
When companies sought to sell themselves to him during interviews, rather than the other way around.
Like Mr. Buttigieg in Philadelphia, candidates are often addressing these issues in response to questions, during town-hall style forums and interviews, rather than pushing the policies themselves.
Unfortunately, the book could have been far better had more effort gone into searching out new sources and interviews rather than continually relying on secondary sources.
They agreed to turn over thousands of responsive records and provide staff for voluntary interviews, rather than spend months battling over grand jury testimony and records.
To get the start-ups' stories in all their complexity, I chose to conduct face-to-face interviews rather than send out a mail survey.
Catherine Tate is press-shy - she's shy, full-stop - so it was nice of her to do two interviews rather than just one.
The credibility of Steele's dossier has been much debated, but few realize that it was a compilation of contemporaneous interviews rather than a finished product.
He contents himself with printing his own interviews with his 25 world changers (or sometimes clipping together bits of other people's interviews) rather than writing interpretative essays.
At Wimbledon, they sent reporters back to earlier interviews rather than answer questions they didn't want to answer, talking about soccer, outfits, meeting the queen, anything but tennis.
