... are being watched and could make fools of ourselves. It is also important to note the changes in audience expectations that have taken place in recent years. With the exception of one or two dinosaurs, television and radio interviews are less combative and more subtle in their questioning. In turn...

...Neville D. Harris The use of groups of three to help provide for participative learning of interview skills, with participants undertaking Interviewer, Interviewee and Observer roles in rotation, has shown universally effective results when utilised on a Management Experience Programme...

...Alec M. Hughes In this article Alec Hughes looks at interviewing, with a close concentration on appraisal and selection. This is an attempt to provide an improved service to readers, and could be provided for other film subject areas. Write to the editor and tell him whether you have found...