Sentence examples for way of interviewing from inspiring English sources

There is absolutely no shame in asking an employer if there is room for growth and if there are any opportunities for you to participate in activities that can expand your skill set -- in fact not asking these kinds of questions and not showing that you are looking to improve your skill set through a job or internship opportunity is a very passive way of interviewing for jobs.

Credibility was assured by using a semi-structured interview guide to maintain a consistent way of interviewing.

But Mr. Steensland and Mr. Massagli were considerably hamstrung by one undeniable condition: there is not much in the way of interviews with Dick.

In the magazine this week, Anthony Lane reviews "Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno" (opening tomorrow at IFC Center), a documentary presentation by Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea of footage from Clouzot's unfinished 1964 feature and an investigation, by way of interviews with crew members, of why it wasn't finished.

"Casting JonBenet" (April 28), directed by Kitty Green, is a documentary about the death of the child beauty-pageant star JonBenet Ramsey, which approaches its subject obliquely — by way of interviews with actors from Ramsey's home town of Boulder, Colorado, who are auditioning to perform in a dramatization of her life.

He also delves deep into the cultural context by way of interviews, including discussions with Ginsberg, who told him about a 1959 reading: It was in the ballroom in the best hotel in Chicago and people turned out, and it was a big deal.

Our observation of causal processes is admittedly indirect by way of interviews.

All questionnaires were administered by way of interview for all participants.

Along the way he got the idea of interviewing other sommeliers, who he felt had great stories to tell but were rarely heard.

His wife, Mariane, who is pregnant, told the local police that Mr. Pearl was on his way to interview a leader of a local splinter group of the Army of Muhammad, a banned Islamic militant organization.

The journalist, Ces Drilon, and a cameraman and a guide were abducted June 8 on their way to interview members of Abu Sayyaf.