Sentence examples for strong interviewer from inspiring English sources

"I'm an Evan fan – I think he can develop into a really strong interviewer.

"On Sunday morning, we're looking for someone who is very intelligent and a strong interviewer and can engage in a discussion," ABC News president David Westin, who added that he hopes to make a decision in a matter of weeks, said recently.

Substantial interviewer effects were observed despite strong discriminant and concurrent validity.

There were substantial interviewer differences in mean scores, although the strongest relationship with scale score was catchment area (city versus suburbs).

Kelly has built her reputation as a strong news interviewer in live situations and had looked to the special as being a chance to do softer, human-interest style chats in the tradition of Barbara Walters.

This might sound small, but to undo the effects of such a decrease a candidate would need 30 more GMAT points than would otherwise have been necessary.As for why people behave this way, Dr Simonsohn proposes that after accepting a number of strong candidates, interviewers might form the illogical expectation that a weaker candidate "is due".

Although in some cases we found slightly stronger associations between interviewer and respondent personality in face-to-face settings, the results generally suggested strict measurement invariance and therefore full comparability across methods of data collection.

As a student I became a stronger writer and interviewer, I learned how to make documentaries and take compelling photos.

Abandoned, after a strong hint from an interviewer, by his press agent, Mr. Blair leads the way to a private room with a fur-covered black couch and a two-way mirror.

Validation of smoking cessation will not be undertaken as reviews confirm the accuracy of self-report measures, and conclude that validation is unnecessary in trials where there is no strong association between the interviewer and respondent [ 43].

There is a strong incentive to tell interviewers what they want to hear.