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A technical recruiter is responsible for recruiting , interviewing , and screening applicants for technical exempt and nonexempt positions . To understand DTRA 's prewar plans , we interviewed a division chief of DTRA 's Combat Support Directorate , who prepared these plans , and other DOD officials involved in planning before the war . The name , race , and sex must be listed for every applicant interviewed . Before I left , I had interviewed my grandmother , Nina , about my grandfather ’ s life . This is one reason why the High-Level Team decided to also carry out meetings and interviews across the Thai border . We have just completed interviewing the last candidate for the Dean of Engineering and Information Technology . If an in-office interview is waived , the State agency may conduct a telephone interview or a home visit . Origins : It 's true that Don Walter ( not " Walters , " as his name is commonly misreported ) , a U.S. District Court judge in Shreveport , Louisiana , was one of 25 advisors sent to to Iraq by the U.S. Department of Justice to assist in the reconstruction of the judicial , prosecutorial and law enforcement sectors of the country , and that he has since delivered lectures and interviews like the one quoted above . Appointments were made to conduct a two-hour interview in their home with all members of the chosen household simultaneously . A few years later when she became acquainted with Greene while she was teaching , she realized that it was n't just Greene 's writing that is powerful , her presence is too.In 1996 , she asked permission to start research on the documentary beginning with audio recordings of interviews with Greene . When all was taken care of I donned my own goggles and went to interview Pita . As an example , apparently 128 taped interviews have been completed , including interviews of all former [ agency ] directors , but fewer than one-third of the 128 interviews have been transcribed . The content and direction of the interview should take into account the child 's age , maturity and potential stress created by the circumstances of the case and prior interviews , especially in cases involving allegations of sexual or other abuse . Diagram the job posting and hiring process , beginning with the authorization to post the job and including any encumbrance of budgets or positions , the application process , screening and interviewing of applicants and the final job offer , noting cycle times . The authors gathered their research by culling thousands of newspaper articles and interviewing dozens of experts in science , medicine , sociology , psychology , education , business , and theology . Sadler and Schneps found that 22 of the 25 Harvard University faculty and graduating students they interviewed - - including some with science majors - - had reverted to their childhood notions of the universe . Fundamentally , I do n't think there 's any difference between what one does doing art history , or anthropology , or clinical interviewing , or literary criticism . " " No , along at first I inquired into their plans , in a general way , and they said they were going to be here a week , and make trips round about ; but toward the end of the interview , when I said you and I would tour around with them with pleasure , and offered to bring you over and introduce you , they hesitated a little , and asked if you were from the same establishment that I was . Descriptions and quotations from the interviews are identified as coming from the interview households using the numbering system in Table I. But Tyler refused to be interviewed , saying she was too busy writing to talk .