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What is the primary purpose of identifying what you already know before an interview?
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?
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?
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?
What should you do with your prior knowledge during the interview?
What is the purpose of writing down what you already know about the topic?
What is the purpose of writing down what you already know about the topic?
What determines how deep you should go in your questioning during the interview?
What determines how deep you should go in your questioning during the interview?
What should you do if the content expert seems reluctant to share information?
What should you do if the content expert seems reluctant to share information?
Why might a content expert seem reluctant to share information?
Why might a content expert seem reluctant to share information?
What should you do when deciding how deep to go in your questioning?
What should you do when deciding how deep to go in your questioning?
What is the main goal of preparing for an interview?
What is the main goal of preparing for an interview?
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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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