Sentence examples for tricky interviews from inspiring English sources

And Chiles has improved a lot: on Tuesday he hosted two tricky interviews, one about how registered sex offenders can fall off the radar and the other on the menopause.

Those tricky interviews SIR: Re "Think fast!" (Mar. 24).

I'm meeting Cai (pronounced Tsye) and Murdoch in the hotel, which creates a rather tricky interview dynamic.

This can either be a lack of research into the company and role, or not enough preparation for tricky interview questions.

For particularly tricky interview subjects, you need to spend precious minutes in your hour-long slot building a rapport, working out how to open them up (and how not to shut them down entirely).

You might have shelves lined with books explaining how to get ahead at work or how to answer tricky interview questions to land your dream job.

These "tricky interview" situations can come up in a myriad of ways, and the better you can avoid getting locked into any one particular interview scenario the more successful you will be.

More ideas for great answers can be found in How to answer tricky interview questions, How to answer tough interview questions, and last but not least, How to answer a weird and wacky interview question.

To help you tackle the trickiest interview queries, we asked independent school headteachers to share typical questions they ask and what they like to hear in response.

For those of us fortunate enough to follow Jonny's 91-cap England career from start to finish, this sometimes made him tricky to interview.

Yentob did a lot of the explaining when Jonathan Ross decided to quit earlier this year, and deadpanned his way through a tricky Newsnight interview about whether or not the BBC was happy to be losing its £6m-a-year star.