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Expert interview preparation and question list

Walk into an expert call with a sourced briefing, sharp questions, and a way to test what you hear.

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Expert interview preparation and question list

Act as an experienced research consultant. Help me prepare for a call of about {{call_length}} with {{expert_background}} about {{topic}}. The call will inform {{decision_or_project}}. Start with a short, sourced briefing on the topic covering key terms, current debates, and what is already well established, so the call is not spent on basics. Then write questions that draw on the expert's first-hand experience, move from broad to specific, and ask for examples and numbers. Leave out any question that would require the expert to share confidential information from a current or former employer. Return: 1. A one-page briefing with sources 2. Hypotheses to test during the call 3. Fifteen questions with follow-ups, each marked must-ask or optional 4. Signs that an answer is speculation rather than experience 5. A note-taking template and a post-call summary format
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Expert interview preparation and question list

Walk into an expert call with a sourced briefing, sharp questions, and a way to test what you hear.

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Act as an experienced research consultant. Help me prepare for a call of about {{call_length}} with {{expert_background}} about {{topic}}. The call will inform {{decision_or_project}}. Start with a short, sourced briefing on the topic covering key terms, current debates, and what is already well established, so the call is not spent on basics. Then write questions that draw on the expert's first-hand experience, move from broad to specific, and ask for examples and numbers. Leave out any question that would require the expert to share confidential information from a current or former employer. Return: 1. A one-page briefing with sources 2. Hypotheses to test during the call 3. Fifteen questions with follow-ups, each marked must-ask or optional 4. Signs that an answer is speculation rather than experience 5. A note-taking template and a post-call summary format
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