Effective Interviewing Robert Edenborough
Effective Interviewing Robert Edenborough
Compares and contrasts interview types, however doesn't actually get into the differences beyond the differing goals of interviews. I would have preferred a classification with compare/contrast based on tactics used.
The rather relentless questioning of one party by another or others, what we would now call interrogation, is undoubtedly ancient. Among other examples the viva voce examination was, for centuries, the standard way to examinging undergraduates in the universities...
Formal questioning was, of course, an integral part of the procedures used by the Inquisition set up by Pope Innocent III under the Congregation of the Holy Office in the thirteenth century. Interviewing's proud heritage...