the.com/interviewer
Someone paid to decide if you're trustworthy based on 45 minutes and a handshake.
means A person who asks questions in a structured conversation to evaluate or extract information from someone else.
from From 'interview,' borrowed into English from French 'entrevue,' meaning 'a sight of each other' or 'a meeting' — built from 'entre' (between) and 'voir' (to see). So at its root, an interviewer is simply someone involved in a seeing-between, a mutual glimpse — a far gentler image than the sweaty-palmed ritual the word now conjures.
- real agenda
- often just checking if they'd grab lunch with you
- the power move
- asking questions back unsettles the script
- bias factor
- first 90 seconds decide most of their verdict
- favorite trick
- silence after your answer, waiting for you to overtalk