Sample Interview Report

The interview report It is a document in which the main ideas of an interview are expressed, it can have the interviewer's opinions, conclusions and it is usually summarized.

In general terms, they are the conclusions that are made about the interview, by the reporter, but expressed in a text of conversation or dialogue. This is done by interviews with one or more people.

The content of the interview report must have certain aspects that must be followed, such as:

1.- Introduction.- You have to start with an introduction or a summary that expresses the objectives and main ideas of said interview, which makes us understand the objectives of said interview.
2.- This text is made up of textual fragments of the interview but which are previously selected, these selections should encompass the main ideas sought in that interview.
3.- Veracity.-Veracity is one of the most important parts of the interview report, precisely because it must follow the context of the statements of the person interviewed, regardless of whether this person expresses truth or lie. Well, as we know, at any given time, whoever makes the report will be able to express his opinion.

4.- Conclusion.- In these he expresses the personal opinion of the person who makes the interview report, establishing his personal criteria, his conclusion, independently of the reader's criteria.

Types of interview report:

• Journalistic interview report
• Medical interview report
• Job interview report
• School Interview Report

Interview report example:

Interview with the writer Juan Terreros Ponce, who tells you about the opinions expressed about his latest texts, where he is called retrograde when expressing his opinion on the application of merchant sanctions informal.

Interviewer, Joaquín García Pérez.

Reporter.- In relation to the paradoxical question that has been asked, what opinion do you have in relation to the adoption of this type of sanction.

Juan Terreros.- I fully clarify that I do not have any discrimination against these people, but I consider that the right to people, third parties who walk on the streets, who are obstructed by their posts, are not taken into consideration either who produce texts, works and who do not take us into account to offer them in a terrible way and less without receiving any benefit thus.

Reporter.- But what can you tell us about the right of subsistence?

Juan Terreros.- In this sense, it must be clarified that they have every right to seek subsistence, but they cannot fit in on the work of others to justify themselves and less to justify their subsistence in a crime, because although we know that the laws govern social movements and our coexistence, it is clear that these people marginalize the rights of others in order to carry out their activities.

Reporter.- So what conclusion can we reach?

Juan Terreros.- Well, in my opinion, all these informal markets must be regulated, but I am not saying that they are immediately removed, but if their intention is to sell products with copyright, or products made by other people, you have to reach an agreement that allows them to sell them at a competitive price and not having to fall into the illicit in order to obtain income, since counterfeiting is in itself a crime, not because we intend to cancel the products to the lowest strata of society, which are its main buyers, but it does promote reforms and processes that help them to improve your situation.

In other words, you have to lower the prices of production enough so that it reaches their hands but not so that those of us who produce intellectually and for those who represent. This mainly because our opinion is important and our desire that they be sold in a specific place or anywhere.

Conclution: It is evident that in these cases there are interest problems, since they demand their right to work and subsistence rights, but you handle low-quality items that cause economic damages to the original authors, but the right to life is clearly inalienable and their obligation to attend to it as well, that is why this discussion will take much to be solved, mainly because it cannot be directly monitored or regulated due to clandestinity and bribery by the mafias that control these markets.