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Tips and Techniques

Be prepared - Know the questions you will ask before you leave for the interview. This will involve doing background research on the topic and the person being interviewed. Make sure you are prepared by having pen and paper on the interview.

Dress properly - Remember you are a professional journalist representing the profession and the newspaper. You have to dress to make your subject feel at ease so don't over or under dress. It's easy for young journalists to be under dressed when they come to work

Be direct - If you evade a subject, the person being interviewed will notice. Make strong eye contact.

Be observant - Take notice of the surroundings and how the subject reacts to the questions.

Be skeptical - Don't believe everything your subject tells you. Verify facts and comments when necessary.

Don't react emotionally - At times it's difficult for a reporter not to show emotions but you have to convey the impression of objectivity during the interview. If the subject feels that you have a point of view on the story you've loss credibility before the story is written.

Let the subject talk - Give your subject time to respond to the questions and time to talk or elaborate on the topic. Control the interview but don't give the subject the impression of being controlled.

Shorthand - Develop a method of taking notes rapidly. Record the interview if necessary but always ask the subject. It is unethical and in some states illegal, to tape record someone without consent

Follow up - Make sure you ask the subject if you can call if you have any questions.