interviewee
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3.3
- noun
- /ˌɪntərˈvjuːiː/
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entrevistado
- The researcher asked the interviewee a series of questions about their experiences in the field.
- one interviewee
- interviewee comments
- interviewee stated
We have some interviewees coming in.
- We have some interviewees coming in.
- I don't think an interviewee is trying to sell me on them to work for me.
- Other solutions allow you to record local audio on the part of the person who is the interviewee.
- We are upping our content game bringing you the most disruptive interviewees and guests and content and not just the people who do the usual circuit.
- I've frequently said that I have never met a working scientist that didn't love their job, and Ally Ward brings that out in every interviewee she brings on to the podcast.
- Try to try to keep the the journalist interviewee relationship fine.
- Well, you, I'm afraid that's your skills as a, as an interviewee interviewer.
- Yeah, I guess more so I was thinking of the aggressive from the interviewee.
- We are upping our content gain bringing you the most disruptive interviewees and guests and content and not just the people who do the usual circuit.
- So the results here show the percentage of, of interviewees that mentioned a certain kind of difference when they were, they answer these questions that we put to them.
Examples
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Discussing the need to both grow and become financially self-supported, one interviewee stated, "The president does support this growth."
Academic text (2012) -
These are the skill sets that help each of these interviewees become the best at what they do.
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Now we have with us our first interviewee, a graduate this morning.
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Member checks were performed with each interviewee within ten days of the actual interview.
Academic text (2008) -
Member checks were performed with each interviewee within three days of the actual interview.
Academic text (2008) -
Each interview lasted approximately 1 hour and was audio recorded with permission from the interviewee.
Academic text (2015) -
Finally, interviews should not be so lengthy as to lose the interest of the interviewee.
Academic text (1998) -
When the interview sessions commenced, the researcher engaged the interviewee in a friendly conversation.
Academic text (2011) -
So what are some of the things that you've found helpful, the things that you do to help put interviewees at ease?
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Every interview was reviewed and analyzed to identify salient points related to the interviewee's experiences.
Academic text (2004)
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interviewee comes from interview, which originally meant a meeting to 'see and talk', plus the ending -ee, which names the person who 'gets the action', as in employee. So an interviewee is the person being interviewed.