Mr. Klein's own office was unsuitable for an interview, because he presides over the school system from an airy bullpen much like the one Mayor Bloomberg occupies in City Hall.
In total nine sites were approached, with one declining to take part as the facilitator felt that their cramped location in a busy health centre would make it unsuitable for conducting potentially sensitive interviews.
The foregoing argument implies that traditional FTF interviewing is unsuitable for collecting potentially sensitive data and calls for alternative methods of interviewing that increase privacy and are less confrontational.
While small scale interview studies are unsuitable for surveying the distribution of different attitudes within a group, they are expected to yield data about commonly accepted norms and attitudes [ 33].
A further seven participants were excluded due to technical difficulties with audio recordings (n=6) and one had brought the feedback booklet with them to the interview making them unsuitable for assessing recall of feedback.
The couple whom Vivian had considered unsuitable for adoption had come back for a second interview.
The very strengths of the documentary -- the re-creation of the devastation, the moving interviews, the graphic images -- make it unsuitable for sensitive viewers and young children.
("You graduated from XYZ College. They have an outstanding football team. Are you a fan?") End the interview on a positive note even if the candidate is unsuitable for the position.
Even in pop culture, perhaps now the truest American pastime, figures like the star of ABC's The Bachelor have no problem giving interviews in which we're labeled as perverts with lives unsuitable for children's impressionable eyes.
They can both be engaging, but after a few minutes of any topic that they deem unsuitable for what should be a "thoughtful article" about their movie, stern lectures ensue about the course the interview is taking.
