Interviewers, Except Eligibility and Loan

About the Role

Interviewers, Except Eligibility and Loan, are responsible for conducting interviews with individuals to gather information for various purposes, such as research, surveys, or assessments.

Other Common Titles

  • Research Interviewer
  • Data Collector
  • Survey Researcher
  • Qualitative Researcher
  • Field Interviewer

Typical Tasks

  • Conduct interviews to gather information from respondents
  • Prepare and modify questionnaires or interview guides
  • Explain study objectives and ensure respondents understand the process
  • Record information accurately during interviews
  • Analyze and summarize interview data for reporting
  • Follow-up with respondents for clarification or additional information
  • Maintain confidentiality and ethical standards during data collection

Notable People

  • John W. Snape Pioneered methods in survey research and established standards for data collection in social sciences.
  • Patricia G. Churchill Known for her contributions in using interviews in psychological research and developing techniques for effective interviewing.

Recommended Resources

  • Interviewing for Qualitative Research

    A comprehensive guide that covers techniques and best practices for conducting effective qualitative interviews.

  • The Art of Interviewing

    A blog dedicated to providing tips, strategies, and insights into the art and science of interviewing.

  • The Interviewing Podcast

    A podcast featuring discussions on interviewing techniques, challenges, and success stories from professionals in various fields.

  • American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR)

    A professional organization that offers resources and networking opportunities for those involved in public opinion research, including interviewers.