Wow. This is really phenomenal writing. Huge topic, tons of research-- all synthesized into helpful, compulsively readable, actionable insights. Well done.
Wonderful insight and takeaways! I'm beginning to conduct interviews for a podcast and while I feel confident I'm able to build rapport, these tips you've gathered are a goldmine! ❤️ I love starting off with an unexpected question, and mirroring their statements to turn into questions... simple tactics that can change the entire interview. Love it! Thank you!
Great write-up, Polina. My big takeaway is the bit about "the best way to become a better interviewer is to interview." It's one thing to read about these techniques, but they're meaningless without action.
Loved this! Interviewing is an art form. I’ve only interviewed “experts” for articles and work etc, and I often only realise the gaps AFTER the inter. It’s left me in awe of people who do it so well/Oprah (she’s the goat to me). Thanks for writing this, it was so great.
The art of asking good questions, truly a luxury, all the things mentioned are definitely what keep me locked in when I am observing a podcast or interview. Great work!
This is distinct excellent post & guide. It was a pleasure to read. Thank you!
I am a corporate talent acquisition recruiter and a master talent assessor. Your selected techniques are on point and well done. Please do more learning guides. Well done and thank you for sharing with us!
Just to let you know that I thoroughly enjoyed this article, I wasn't planning to read it right away but got in the flow and even got lost in it. Thank you!
this is a goldmine - thanks for writing in such detail with inspiring examples 🙏🏼
Wow. This is really phenomenal writing. Huge topic, tons of research-- all synthesized into helpful, compulsively readable, actionable insights. Well done.
Loved this piece - great writing!
Thank you for sharing.
Immutable truth: to get better at something, learn from those that are better than you.
Wonderful insight and takeaways! I'm beginning to conduct interviews for a podcast and while I feel confident I'm able to build rapport, these tips you've gathered are a goldmine! ❤️ I love starting off with an unexpected question, and mirroring their statements to turn into questions... simple tactics that can change the entire interview. Love it! Thank you!
As a former executive recruiter, after 30 years of interviewing I learned a great deal. Very good article Polina! I always enjoy reading your work.
Great write-up, Polina. My big takeaway is the bit about "the best way to become a better interviewer is to interview." It's one thing to read about these techniques, but they're meaningless without action.
Loved this! Interviewing is an art form. I’ve only interviewed “experts” for articles and work etc, and I often only realise the gaps AFTER the inter. It’s left me in awe of people who do it so well/Oprah (she’s the goat to me). Thanks for writing this, it was so great.
Thank you for sharing this insightful guide. Thank you, Polina. Always love reading your articles!
Wow - fantastic article. Thank you for sharing all that you've learned! Saving this one for sure :)
The art of asking good questions, truly a luxury, all the things mentioned are definitely what keep me locked in when I am observing a podcast or interview. Great work!
This is truly amazing. I’m so glad you decided to share all that research.
Anyone, not just interviewers, would benefit from something like this. Wonderfully distilled research, here.
This is distinct excellent post & guide. It was a pleasure to read. Thank you!
I am a corporate talent acquisition recruiter and a master talent assessor. Your selected techniques are on point and well done. Please do more learning guides. Well done and thank you for sharing with us!
Just to let you know that I thoroughly enjoyed this article, I wasn't planning to read it right away but got in the flow and even got lost in it. Thank you!
Thanks @Polina! Another fantastic interviewer worth dissecting is Krista Tippett of On Being
Thank you for sharing your research so beautifully...a lot of useful and inspiring insights. Now to put them to action!