Interview Techniques. “Standing Out From the Crowd” The lessons in Module 6 will prepare the Veteran to achieve success throughout the interview process.
Interview Techniques. 2.7.1.1 Face-to-face and semi-structured The interviews composed of introduction questions, follow-up questions, direct and indirect questions and in places where greater specificity was required probing questions. Semi-structured interviews took place with heads of NGOs and their staff; central and local government; the Housing Foundation's administrative officials; designers of the reconstruction plan; and researchers who had studied Bam. Through semi-structured interviews with the researchers and NGOs the interviewees were asked questions such as how and why did they become involved in the reconstruction of Bam? How did they gradually communicated with and adapted into the field? What links were created through their work? What was their interpretation about the situation of Bami people after the earthquake? What were the main factors of vulnerability and how did they try to address them? To what extent were their presumptions close to the reality? What have they learned? The questions asked to the governmental and Housing Foundation's officials and designers of the reconstruction plan included what were their sources in designing the reconstruction plan? What were their priorities and why? How did they conduct the reconstruction? What were their challenges? Through what links did they connect to Bami people and how did they hear the Bami people's voices? What were the shortcomings according to them? If the same incident occurred again what would they change about their efforts?
Interview Techniques. The Service Provider agrees:
