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... interviews or discussions , especially if he must go outside his own organization to obtain information . The Interview The interview may be conducted by letter and by telephone , as well as in person . Letter and telephone interviews ...
... interviews or discussions , especially if he must go outside his own organization to obtain information . The Interview The interview may be conducted by letter and by telephone , as well as in person . Letter and telephone interviews ...
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... interview . 1. Make a definite appointment by telephone or letter , explaining carefully the purpose for the interview , the type of information required , and this is very important the significance or im- portance of the contribution ...
... interview . 1. Make a definite appointment by telephone or letter , explaining carefully the purpose for the interview , the type of information required , and this is very important the significance or im- portance of the contribution ...
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... interview has the advantage that the interviewer can partially con- trol the situation and can interpret questions , clear up misunderstandings , and get firsthand impressions which might throw light on data . The inter- view is a ...
... interview has the advantage that the interviewer can partially con- trol the situation and can interpret questions , clear up misunderstandings , and get firsthand impressions which might throw light on data . The inter- view is a ...
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What Technical Writing Is | 2 |
Scientific Method and Approach | 12 |
Technical Correspondence | 27 |
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