Interview In A Non-Oral Interview: What Is An Interview?

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What is an interview? An interview is an oral examination. This examination allows the interviewer to find out information about the interviewee in a non-formal setting. I needed to conduct an interview to find out what kind of person my partner is. To begin the process I needed a partner to interview. The partner I was given was Kelby McCoy. We decided partners by drawing pieces of papers with a number between one and thirteen and an A or B for each number. I drew that paper 3B and Kelby drew the paper 3A making us partners. Kelby and I had to find a time that worked for the both of use to interview one another. We were given one class period for the interview but that was not enough time to get all of the information we needed. We decided that Monday, Wednesday, and Friday would not work because we both were busy on those days. So we decided to meet on Tuesday in the union. We decided to meet on Tuesday so that we would have plenty of time for our speech and ask additional questions if needed. We chose to meet in the union because it was a spot we could both get to easily. Next I needed to do research on my interview topic. My partner and I had given …show more content…

I also did not have enough information. I was nervous, so I sped up my speech. I knew this would probably happened so I should have planned for it by making my speech longer. I also should have asked more questions during the interview and I should have expanded on more of the questions that I asked. I also discovered that I needed to find a different way to end my speech. A way that would leave a lasting impression. Another thing I realized is that I had way too many words on my notecard. The notecard I was using had too much of the speech and I kept getting losing my spot in the speech. I also stayed up way to late the night before the speech. This means I was really tired when giving the speech, which made it harder to remember

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