Think of someone who, in your perspective, can rise as a “star” in his/her own field of expertise someday. Then, compose at least ten (10) questions to know more about him/her. After that, schedule an interview with that person and have a transcript of your conversation. The questions should highlight the abilities and characteristics, positive attitude, and important experience in the life of that person. You are also required to videotape the interview.

. Normally, the most advantageous of the following interviewing techniques is for the interviewer to: A. permit the person being interviewed to fill out any necessary forms by themself to give them time to adapt to the interview. B. assure the person being interviewed that their problem will be well taken care of. C. ask a few questions which will enable the person being interviewed to express their point of view. D. tell the person being interviewed something personal about themself so the client may view the interviewer as a friend.

An interview where an individual is asked questions by more than one person is known as

As you prepare for possible situational questions asked by the interviewer, what is one strategy?a.)Plan how to deflect situational questionsb.)Create a list of responses on your smart phonec.)Plan to conceal as much about yourself as possibled.)Have stories from past jobs ready to tell

Which of the following will you do to help conduct a successful interview:Select one:Research as much information about the company and system in advance so that you can prepare relevant questionsPrepare a list of questions that you will not divert from, as you want to make sure that all your questions are answeredAsk just one broad question at the start of the interview, and let the client speak for the rest of the time as they have all the informationSend the client an interview transcript (word for word), so that they know exactly what was said in the interview

Activity 2.Take notes on the following text types. At the end of your research, you should have a comprehensive set of notes that outline the features of each text type. You should consider elements like purpose, register and voice, language, narrative point of view, structure, etc. Feature Article: Feature Article (2).pdfDownload Feature Article (2).pdf Interview:https://thewritepractice.com/six-ways-to-ask-better-questions-in-interviews/ (Links to an external site.) Letter:In addition to your notes on the text type, re-read the Letters from the front and write down 5 dot points that summarise the content of the letters - letters from the front (3).pdf Download letters from the front (3).pdf  Essay:Identify the main features of an essay that you need to emulate in your own work.Cambridge Checkpoint Notes on sample essay (Owen) (1).pdf Download Cambridge Checkpoint Notes on sample essay (Owen) (1).pdf