Sentence examples for more generic interviewing from inspiring English sources

So now we move on to the more generic interviewing tips.

The guys are more generic.

"But landmarks as a more generic term.

The more generic the service is, the more price dominates.

The House protection is more limited and more generic.

CNN's more generic news, however, has built-in vulnerabilities.

This high-toned rhetoric is followed by more generic sloganeering.

The people we interviewed for our project (40 people working across local government in Birmingham and in national stakeholder organisations) felt that a better use of action learning, mentoring, work shadowing and secondments might be more effective than formal professional training in spreading these more generic skills.

However, the report says using personal pronouns may be more effective than more generic organisational references.

As well as questions related to your industry, there are also more generic questions you can expect to be asked, like "where do you see yourself in five years?" and "why do you want to work here?" With lots of different interview techniques and styles out there, such as the Star technique, working out which is most useful to you can be tricky.

More specific information overrides more generic information.