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@musebloom generally, i agree - at least giving people the areas you're going to be talking about. while i try to ask pretty similar questions of each candidate, you do also want to be able to keep it a bit loose & feeling like a conversation, or follow up on areas a candidate hasn't hit.Permalink Look on archive.org
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@musebloom i see the argument about asking people for additional labour preparing - but tbh people are likely to be doing that work prepping anyway, but this way they know what to prep for & don't have to cover anything you might go into.Look on archive.org