They were the hardest and most rewarding interviews I've ever done.
Only "hospital mothers" whose children were out of immediate danger and pronounced as recovering - those for whom the move to hospital proved most rewarding – were interviewed.
Conversely, if the researcher is guided to consider the transferability of their clinical skills while using reflexive modification, the research interviews become rewarding and stimulating for the researcher and beneficial for the research.
All this has already been rewarding, having these discussions (Group interview with personnel, February/2009).
The interview was so rewarding (like a seasoned goalie, he blocks my silly questions with far funnier answers) that I'm pleased to announce a new A-Sides feature each month entitled Five For Fighting with...Five For Fighting.. What can you expect?
Oral history interviewing is itself a rewarding activity, a reality that, in my experience, gives some benefactors pause.
Human Resource Management includes the vital tasks of recruiting, screening, interviewing, training, appraising, disciplining, rewarding, and developing the employee both for business and non-profit enterprises.
Many carers said in the interviews that caring felt rewarding and important to do because it was the final thing they could do for their loved one.
An imagined interview was so much more rewarding, more transgressive.
"I cannot imagine a career that could be more rewarding," Mrs. Lederer said in a 1990 interview.
"When you see a parent get his case dismissed, with his children in the courtroom, or a wife with tears in her eyes, it really is a rich, rewarding thing to see," Judge Leach said in an interview.
