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But instead her interviewer asked what she'd like to talk about.

Then the interviewer asked what needed to be done to turn things around.

Do you use any of that training as an interviewer?

The interviewer wants to find out what type of person you are.

Here is an example of an answer that the interviewer will remember.

Most of the time, the interviewer will ask this during small talk.

What had made him take up writing in the first place? the interviewer asked.

But even then, I mean, if he wants to be the interviewer.

This may well be done by someone other than the interviewer.

The interviewer had heard the news, and it certainly was something.

The interviewer can also control the order of the questions if that is important.

Yet, when the interviewer said let's move on she kept talking about it.

Interviewer: Did you have a lot of problems with your parents?

Interviewer: What do you think is the reason for that?

Perhaps that was part of her success as an interviewer.

What other jobs could come the man's way by meeting the interviewer?

Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in the next five years?

"I like to do business with friends," he told an interviewer in 1957.

In this way the interviewer knows she must include, say, three women over 55.

The interviewer said to her, "I thought you were an only child."

It also takes the pressure off the interviewer to keep things moving.

An interviewer asked him, How did it feel to lose a game.

The interviewer asked the child if she could count to 10.

Then the interviewers asked the women if they had anything to add.

But what else, wondered the interviewer, did he do with his time?