Sentence examples for manage an interview from inspiring English sources

However, cultivating the conversational skills to manage an interview like a human conversation is a project that takes time.

At the time, I worked in PR for an animation studio; I was there to help manage an interview on board a hot air balloon with the Disney Channel Movie Surfers to promote an upcoming film.

In 2002, Moran landed a job at UCSF's Osher Center for Integrative Medicine managing an interview-based study of stress and coping in patients who are at the end of life as well as of their caregivers.

In "Embracing the Wide Sky" (Free Press, 2009), Daniel Tammet, a shy British math and linguistic savant, tells how he was able to learn enough Icelandic in a week to manage a television interview and how he could recite the value of pi to 22,514 decimal places by envisioning the digits "as a rolling numerical panorama" of colors, shapes and textures.

Such situations may be when the patient fails or refuses to cooperation or when it is too much an effort for the patient to manage a diagnostic interview.

I heard his booming voice over the phone but could not manage to finagle an interview with "His Excellency President for Life".

Once a person I used to manage arranged an interview for me with two executives at an industrial machine company.

They could be strengthened by prospectively following carers beginning to manage a technical health procedure and interviewing them at several times to better understand transitions between dispositions towards the caring role.

They managed a campaign, which involved interviewing a diverse range of people about their opinions on difficult questions, and had to learn skills of rhetoric and analysis to manage a communications strategy and hone their interview skills.

If you manage to score an interview, you're halfway there.

Even if you manage to get an interview, you may find that you've developed a cynical attitude which your potential employer will find off-putting.