Internal interviews

Complete internal interviews or focus groups and collect internal operational data, available benchmarking data (e.g., performance information on comparable noncompeting companies, industry, and international standards). 

Off-site, Group, Panel, Campus, Case, Recruiter, and Internal Interviews... 

Internal interviews are those in which an employee interviews for a job within the firm he or she is currently working for. Therefore, this type of interview will not be a concern for you until you ve started to work for a company. Before you get hired, however, look into the company s policy about employees answering job postings, because it varies from place to place. Some companies actually have a bulletin board where job openings are posted. 

When it comes to internal interviews, employees in most companies follow a similar pattern ... 

External communications about PSM can parallel internal efforts. For example, the CEO or other senior sponsor might take advantage of a public speaking opportunity or a media interview to discuss the company s commitment to PSM and the ways it has devised to implement it. 

Example of "Interview with the Chairman" for internal communications... 

Given that cognitive and behavioral disturbances are commonly associated with inhalant use disorders, diagnostic assessment of individuals with such disorders is probably best done by using a standardized interview schedule, such as the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDl) (Robins et... 

Several types of software were developed. One programme contains the questionnaire and allows each interviewer to upload all the answers from each interview to an internal common password-protected database accessible via the internet. Another programme displays an overview of each substep of each major step in each supply chain on a webpage, and by clicking on a... 

Take the initiative to meet your audience. If you do meet the admissions committee, you can fine-tune your essay to suit their specific requirements and preferences. Typically, each admissions director is in charge of a geographical area of the country, or of the world if the school draws or wants to draw international students. They travel to those areas to attend college fairs, conduct interviews, and speak at secondary schools. They are available to applicants to answer questions and provide a better idea of what the school is like (especially if they are an alumni/ae). 

Mulliken, in interview with Thomas Kuhn, 19 and "Colloque International de la Liaison Chimique, 1216 avril 1948," JCP 46 (1949) 185312, 497542, 675713. The English original may be found in D. A. Ramsay and J. Hinze, eds., Selected Papers of Robert S. Mulliken (Chicago University of Chicago Press, 1975). 

If these places stiU do not yield experts or professionals whom you can interview, you can always check your local, national, or even an international phone book to look up any societies, museums, cultural institutions, and perhaps, even private phone numbers of potential primary source individuals. Even if a living family member of President John E Kennedy is not available for information, perhaps a famous biographer or professor would be willing to speak about the topic. There may also be a special historical association or website devoted chiefly to his presidency. 

Wacker HR, Miillejans R, Klein KH, Battegay R (1992) Identification of cases of anxiety disorders and affective disorders in the community according to ICD-10 and DSM-III-R by using the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI). Int J Methods Psychiatr Res 2 91-100... 

A comprehensive psychiatric history and psychiatric diagnosis according to a major classification system such as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, 4th ed. (DSM-IV) or International Classification of Diseases, 10th ed. (ICD-10) is needed for all patients. A structured diagnostic interview may be helpful for some cases. The mortality rate associated with ECT in adults is approximately the same as that for anesthesia alone, about 1 death per 10,000 patients treated (or per 40,000 ECT treatments). 

Children with internalizing disorders such as depression and anxiety are often the best informants about their affective states. However, if children experience depressed or anxious mood as their normal state, no baseline frame of reference is available for comparison. Children and adolescents with externalizing disorders such as ADHD and conduct disorder are often poor informants and may be minimally cooperative with the interview. Since they often deny the existence of a problem and blame others, reports from other informants (parent, school) are essential. 

The Mini-International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI) is a short structured diagnostic interview for DSM-IV and ICD-10 psychiatric disorders. With an administration time of approximately 15 min, it was designed to meet the need for a short but accurate structured psychiatric interview for multicenter clinical trials and epidemiology studies, and to be used as a first step in outcome tracking in non-research clinical settings (Sheehan et al.y 1998). 

When we received her back she was on a low and peculiar dose of methadone, and it transpired that she had recently been reducing this by 2ml in the daily dosage every two weeks, at her own request. In the interview there was an obvious smell of alcohol, and assessment soon revealed that Sandra was drinking heavily every day, with her gamma glutamyl transferase coming back at several hundred international units per litre. 

FDA also has substantial educational capabilities both for internal training of its own personnel and for training external parties (Sherman interview, 2001 McNeill interview, 2001). Internal programs may be done in conjunction with other government agencies and with private-sector organizations, including pharmaceutical... 

Zajtchuk, Russell, M.D., Advanced Technology and International Health, Rush-Presbyterian St. Luke s Hospital former Commanding General, USAMRMC, telephone interview, October 18, 2001. 

Zorin, Y. Interview with Aleksandr Yelin, Deputy Chief of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs Department for Combating Organized Crime and Terrorism. Izvestiya, 1 February 2007. 

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