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what would be the best something that you ask/say
when you want to interview
somebody, in a professional
way.
this is for market research
purpose (student project). the
interview in fact, will also
be video-recorded.
2) other than that, what's the
best way to ask people's favor
to fill in the survey
questionnaires,
professionally?
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"Excuse me, I'm wondering if I could take a few moments of your time for my student research project?" Only if they signal interest do you go further into details. If they say "sure" you can let them know that the interview would be video recorded with their permission. Best of luck. |
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What do you feel is the most What do you feel is the most
effective way for a U.S.
citizen to change public
policy? Is it to vote, run for
public office or to become a
lobbyist? Define your terms
and then give at least three
reasons why your choice will
be effective in changing
public opinion.
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It'd probably depend on your skills. If you have a law degree and you are good at public speaking, running for office makes sense. Professional lobbying or running think tanks require some knowledge of an industry or technical area. Anyone can be an activist and help organize a movement, though. Voting is the most important but isn't exclusive to doing anything. |
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Can a public figure become a Can a celebrity just say, "Hi,
I don't want to be a celebrity
anymore. Please stop taking
pictures of me."
If they change their career,
so that they aren't profiting
from a public image, does that
make them a private citizen?
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what do you think all the old actors & actresses do when they quit making films? they live quitely in 29 palms or vegas. |
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