Examples of using Interviewee in English and their translations into Hungarian
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During the 1956 revolution, the Interviewee was six years old,
The interviewee cannot imagine working with other methodologies,
Similar to being a guest writer or interviewee, free publicity offers credibility that will increase market response more than traditional advertising.
Another interviewee speaks similarly,'No one thought even for a moment that we would be taken to Germany,
left Vienna in 1928(when the Interviewee was nine months old)
Another interviewee reports that'I wanted to hide with Christian papers
Similar to being a guest writer or interviewee, free publicity offers credibility that will increase response over advertising.
The interviewee also elaborates on that the real front line is between countries led by autocrats
See if the interviewee may have already been through another interview so you know what ground to cover--and what not to repeat.
Because in the original‘Zionist Declaration' it is written‘a national home guaranteed by international law'[Editor's note: The interviewee refers to the Balfour declaration.].
political risks it poses are unknown- admits the interviewee.
There are several signs you can look for to determine how significant the problem is for your interviewee.
When the interviewee was described as extroverted,
Instead, savvy hiring managers will raise open-ended questions that force the interviewee to open up about past conflicts, failures and relationships at work.
For example, ask the interviewee if he specializes in diagnostic equipment for brakes,
I asked every vagabond interviewee in this book what their one recommendation would be for first-time extended travelers.
Even though an interviewee wants to be in control,
As an interviewee of the documentary film‘Unfinished Italy' remarks,“the most important 1 architectural style of post-- war Italy is the Unfinished Sicilian.”.
Almost every female interviewee, even those who described themselves as assertive
Ethically sensitive- ensures the interviewee knows what the research is about and how the data will be treated.