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Project—Conducting an Interview 1. Choose a classmate or colleague to interview. Create 8-10 guiding questions, and try to elicit rich, relevant information based on the questions you created. 2....

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Project—Conducting an Interview

1. Choose a classmate or colleague to interview. Create 8-10 guiding questions, and try to elicit rich, relevant information based on the questions you created.

2. Topics may include (but are not limited to) professional and collegial experiences, experiences with online courses, etc.

3. In your paper, include all questions and answers.

4. Also, include an introductory paragraph stating the topic of your interview and how you prepared.

5. Include a closing paragraph including how you documented the data and your overall experience (positive and negative) with the interview process.

Answered Same Day Dec 26, 2021

David · Accepted Answer

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Discussion: 
 
Preface: 
A colleague is selected for interview and the following part of the discussion is about his professional 
experiences. The intention of the interview is to assess my colleague overview of total professional 
experiences as well it is also related to find his feeling and sense of achievement with all the goals and 
the objectives he received so far in life (Fink, 2002). 
 
Questions 
1. Have you ever thought of entering into hospitality management in your life before? 
Yes it is my dream since my school days and I am in the profession which I wished to join since a long 
time.  
 
 
2. How do you rate your professional satisfaction in the profession? 
I am completely satisfied with my profession and I wish to succeed more in the profession in the coming 
days. 
 
 
3. Whether your personal characteristics and attributes are synchronizing with the job requirement of 
hospitality management? 
Yes I did selected this profession after careful consideration to the personal attitudes and interests.

Project—Conducting an Interview 1. Choose a classmate or colleague to interview. Create 8-10 guiding questions, and try to elicit rich, relevant information based on the questions you created. 2....

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