Preparing for an Interview
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What is the primary purpose of identifying what you already know before an interview?

  • To intimidate the content expert
  • To show off your knowledge to the content expert
  • To ensure you don't ask unnecessary questions
  • To save time during the interview (correct)
  • What should you do before meeting with your content expert?

  • Surf the Internet to gather information on the topic (correct)
  • Ask the content expert to provide all the information
  • Go into the interview cold
  • Tell the content expert what you don't know
  • Why should you avoid using your knowledge to impress the content expert?

  • Because it's unnecessary
  • Because it's rude
  • Because the expert can usually see through it (correct)
  • Because it's not relevant
  • What should you do with your prior knowledge during the interview?

    <p>Only share it to give direction to the interview</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of writing down what you already know about the topic?

    <p>To prepare for the interview</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What determines how deep you should go in your questioning during the interview?

    <p>The frequency, criticality of task, and consequences if not done properly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do if the content expert seems reluctant to share information?

    <p>Try to build trust with them</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why might a content expert seem reluctant to share information?

    <p>They are concerned about job security</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do when deciding how deep to go in your questioning?

    <p>Gauge your approach based on frequency, criticality of task, and consequences</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main goal of preparing for an interview?

    <p>To reach your goal in the most efficient way possible</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Preparing for an Interview

    • Before an interview, take stock of what you already know about the topic to save time and have informed questions.
    • Research existing material and surf the internet to gather information about the topic.

    Identifying Knowledge Gaps

    • Write down what you already know about the topic.
    • Ask yourself, "Where do I need to start to move toward my goal?" to identify knowledge gaps.

    Conducting the Interview

    • Start with open-ended questions to encourage the content expert to share their knowledge.
    • Ask questions that focus on high-risk areas, and gather detailed information accordingly.
    • For low-risk areas, aim for a high-level view.
    • Put the content expert at ease by reassuring them throughout the interview.

    Best Practices

    • Don't try to impress the content expert with your knowledge; instead, use it to guide the interview.
    • Remember, the content expert is the authority, and the goal is to gather valuable insights from them.
    • Be aware of the content expert's body language and tone, and adjust your approach accordingly.

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    Learn how to prepare for an interview by researching existing material, identifying knowledge gaps, and conducting effective interviews.

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