When Conducting Informational Interviews, You Should

question 2

Multiple Choice

When conducting informational interviews, you should

• A) put words in the respondent's mouth.
• B) avoid providing questions in advance to create a more spontaneous and authentic reaction.
• C) use open-ended questions instead of closed-ended questions.
• D) always record them.
• E) get the most sensitive questions out of the way from the start.

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Definitions:

Span of Control

The number of subordinates that a manager or supervisor can directly control.

Employee Involvement

The practice of including employees in the decision-making process and giving them a say in the operation and management of the company.

Narrow Span of Control

Narrow span of control refers to a management structure where a manager oversees a small number of subordinates, allowing for closer supervision.

Interdependent Work

refers to tasks or projects that require collaboration and coordination among team members or departments for successful completion.