1.
On a
day to day basis how often do you find yourself writing a document?
a.
What
type of documents do you write?
2.
Depending
on the writing you are doing do you use different formatting or is it all on Microsoft
word?
3.
What’s
the biggest challenge you face when writing in the office?
4.
How
often is math incorporated into your writings?
5.
How
much time do you put into a book that you are writing/ What’s the longest you’ve
spent on a project?
6.
When
you first began writing did you enjoy it? Do you enjoy it now?
7.
Do
you have any helpful shortcuts for students to use when writing papers for
their finance classes?
8.
Hardest
thing about your job?
9.
Who
do you get to collaborate with when you begin to write these papers? Is it just
you or multiple other people also working on a project as well?
10.
With
Finance, do you ever get lost in the numbers?
11.
How
is writing even used in your field?
12.
Do
you get to present your writings?
13.
Who is
your audience when you present your writings?
14.
Does
your tone of writing change when your audience change or is it always the same?
15.
What
do you value in your writings? Is grammar more important than content or vice
versa?
16.
How
connected is the business world through writing.
17.
Does your tone of writing
change when your audience change or is it always the same?
18.
Have you published any writings in your field of study?
19.
How often
do you read others writings to improve your own writing?
20.
What
was your first job? Di you learn anything about writing from it?
21.
How
has your writing evolved through your career?
22.
What
counts as evidence? What doesn’t?
23.
Did
you take classes similar to rhetoric and if so did it help?
-No yes or no
questions.
-Avoid complicated
questions.
-Start with
general and then get specific as the interview goes on.
Research papers
or articles in an academic journal.
-No google!!
-The university of Iowa library
(Search from there and find your topics)
-Find business rhetoric courses
-Find
articles
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