interviewee
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Definition
- Noun:
- A person who is interviewed: An "interviewee" is the individual who answers questions, typically in a formal or structured setting where another person (the interviewer) asks questions to gather information, assess suitability, or create content.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The interviewee was very nervous before the job interview.
- All interviewees for the study were asked the same set of questions.
- The journalist prepared thoroughly to make the interviewee feel comfortable.
Advanced Usage
- Role in different contexts: While commonly associated with job interviews, an "interviewee" can also be a participant in research studies, a guest on a talk show, or a subject in a journalistic profile.
- The research interviewee provided valuable insights into community health practices.
- Implied dynamic: The term inherently references the reciprocal role of the "interviewer" and the structured nature of the exchange.
- The balance of power between interviewer and interviewee is a key topic in qualitative research.
Variants and Related Words
- Interview (n/v): The formal conversation itself, or the act of conducting it.
- She has an interview tomorrow. (n)
- They will interview five candidates. (v)
- Interviewer (n): The person who asks the questions during an interview.
- The interviewer asked about my previous experience.
Synonyms
- Respondent: Often used in the context of surveys or research.
- Subject: Common in research or journalistic contexts.
- Candidate: Specifically used for job interviews.
Related Phrases
- To be interviewed: The passive verbal form describing the interviewee's action.
- He was interviewed for the position last week.
- Interviewee's perspective: Referring to the point of view or experience of the person being interviewed.
- The article explored the interviewee's perspective on the event.
Noun
- a person who is interviewed