•Some interviewers are quite adept and can change direction in midstream to
recover the interview and bring it to a successful conclusion. Others, however,
dead set on what they think is going on, can’t make the transition and feel
indignant that it isn’t what they had decided it was. These temporarily hurt
feelings on the part of the interviewer fade away as the discussion proceeds.
•At the end of each role-play interview, ask the interviewer for feedback. Often,
the interviewer will say he/she was totally taken aback by new information
about a given problem. Other participants will remark that this is the way it
often happens ...
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