Why Universal Questions are Key to Great Interviews
Debbie Brodsky
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Whenever I interview someone on camera, I want them to feel at ease. I like to get them chatting about something fun and light so
Whenever I interview someone on camera, I want them to feel at ease. I like to get them chatting about something fun and light so
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I moved to Columbia, South Carolina, a few months after graduating from Boston University for a job as a producer at the public television station,
Imagine visiting your uncle in the hospital when a nurse approaches you and says, “I’m here because your grandfather gave me the money to go
Growing up, we had very little sugar in our house. My dad was a dentist, so I think he wanted to set a good example,
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