English, detailed interview Flashcards
enumerate Characteristics of Public Speaking
less feedback
more audience diversity
uses formal words and expressions
stable speaker-listener roles
(audience feedback is only through eye
contact, applause, nods; hence, speaker must be
observant )
less feedback
(audiences are coming from
different backgrounds, gender, culture, etc; hence,
speaker must adjust the speech to cater the
audiences )
more audience diveristy
(there are
informal expression that must not be used in a
formal speech; for instance, words such as charot,
omg, or G na G are inappropriate to use especially in
formal contexts )
use formal words and expression
(unlike interpersonal
communication where there is ideally equal speaking
and listening time for communicators , in public
communication, the speaker has a more crucial role
and is more active in the communication time)
stable speaker-listener roles
what is an interview
communication
that is structured in a
question and answer
format.
Exchange of information
between an interviewer
and an interviewee.
Both communicators send
and receive information
through verbal and
non-verbal message.
Arrange the setting (time and venue)
Interviewer’s Roles
Identify the purpose (description of
job; qualification for job)
Interviewer’s Roles
Prepare questions (to determine the
right candidate for the position)
Interviewer’s Roles
Prepare answers to possible questions.
Interviewee’s Roles
Prepare proper attire.
Interviewee’s Roles
Be punctual.
Interviewee’s Roles
Identify the interviewer’s objectives
(qualifications for the job)
Interviewee’s Roles
Types of interviews
Information-giving (doctors)
Types of interviews
- Information-getting (polls, surveys,
researchers) - Persuasive (sales interview)
- Problem-solving (work-relate
d issues)
- Counseling interviews (lawyer, counselor,
accountant)
Job interviews
Types of interviews
- Complaint interviews (attempt to resolve
problems) - Performance reviews (evaluation)
- Stress interviews (rapid-fire questioning)
- Exit interviews (academic and professional)
TYPES of INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
Open-ended questions
Closed questions
Factual questions
Opinion questions
Hypothetical questions
