1. Make sure you don’t write questions that closed questions (meaning questions that can be answered with either yes or no).
2. Don’t ask questions that are too personal to them or another person
3. Anything phrased wrongly could be considered offensive or rude, so confirm with your teacher the the questions you are about to ask are appropriate.
When asking questions for an interview, what I would suggest is when listing the questions, you should think about questions that are not usually asked, and questions that focuses on your topic. The questions should not be a yes/no questions, because in the interview we should be looking for a clear explanation, which is not provided by a yes/no question.
I think for writing good interview questions, you need to have the 5W’s ( What, Where, Who, When and Why ) and “How” at the beginning of the question and be clear of what you want to ask. A good example of a good interview question could be “How do you face the challenges of traffic issues?”
I think the tips that need to be used when interviewing is that questions that is answered in a yes or a no or even answered in a flash, don’t need to be asked, but instead I will make them think deep and getting specific answers. Also the words that will be used during the interview is like how, when, where, why, or who. Moreover, if I don’t use those keywords, I will not get into the main topic, or even the answers are not specific enough regarding to the topic.
Some tips to writing good interview questions would be to avoid asking questions that lead towards a certain answer. Also, do not ask two questions in a single turn because this may get confusing.
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Don’t ask rude question, e.g. How much money do you get from producing electricity?
Don’t ask questions that are too personal, e.g. How small is your wage?
1. Make sure you don’t write questions that closed questions (meaning questions that can be answered with either yes or no).
2. Don’t ask questions that are too personal to them or another person
3. Anything phrased wrongly could be considered offensive or rude, so confirm with your teacher the the questions you are about to ask are appropriate.
i would suggest write interesting questions and don’t write yes or no questions if you want to write good interview questions
Keep your question short and clear
When asking questions for an interview, what I would suggest is when listing the questions, you should think about questions that are not usually asked, and questions that focuses on your topic. The questions should not be a yes/no questions, because in the interview we should be looking for a clear explanation, which is not provided by a yes/no question.
I think for writing good interview questions, you need to have the 5W’s ( What, Where, Who, When and Why ) and “How” at the beginning of the question and be clear of what you want to ask. A good example of a good interview question could be “How do you face the challenges of traffic issues?”
I think the tips that need to be used when interviewing is that questions that is answered in a yes or a no or even answered in a flash, don’t need to be asked, but instead I will make them think deep and getting specific answers. Also the words that will be used during the interview is like how, when, where, why, or who. Moreover, if I don’t use those keywords, I will not get into the main topic, or even the answers are not specific enough regarding to the topic.
Some tips to writing good interview questions would be to avoid asking questions that lead towards a certain answer. Also, do not ask two questions in a single turn because this may get confusing.
A good interview question has to be specific and detailed.
Questions:
1. How did the students join activities at school?