Really Good Interviewers
references and examples of people that can conduct really good interviews, that can pull out the best in people. interviewing is an art.
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Really Good Interviewers
I read this in print (via Printernet’s exceptional curation). It beautifully captures the spirit of print. And Kai is a really good interviewer.
good notes on how to conduct interviews
It starts by sending guests a series of questions that can help bubble up interesting topics. Rachitsky has never shared these publicly before, but here they are:
What’s one thing you could share that would contribute something new to the conversation around building products, teams, companies, or how AI will change how we work?
Is there anything... See more
What’s one thing you could share that would contribute something new to the conversation around building products, teams, companies, or how AI will change how we work?
Is there anything... See more
Via Lenny Rachitsly
FOR PODCASTS: CONVERSATION > INTERVIEW
Many people treat podcasts like interviews, and some podcasters think of themselves as interviewers. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it can be if done robotically—I’ve had a few where the podcaster reads out a question, stares impassively at me as I answer, and then moves to the next. Boring for me and... See more
Many people treat podcasts like interviews, and some podcasters think of themselves as interviewers. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it can be if done robotically—I’ve had a few where the podcaster reads out a question, stares impassively at me as I answer, and then moves to the next. Boring for me and... See more
not an interview.. but a nice insight on what makes a good podcast
What is the best interview you’ve read, seen or heard?
Some for me
Bill Moyers + Joseph Campbell
Paul Cronin + Werner Herzog
Francisco Varela + Dalai Lama
Tim Ferriss + Jerry Seinfeld
Oprah + Elie... See more
Patrick OShaughnessyx.com
