Me: The purpose of this interview is to establish various aspects that enhance the writing profession.
Professor: It will be my pleasure to answer all the questions.
Me: Do you have any questions before we proceed?
Professor: How will you use the interview content you get from me?
Me: I will utilize it to improve my writing skills which are crucial for my future career.
Professor: That is encouraging. I have no additional queries.
Me: In that case, you can contact me later in case you need clarification on various matters.
Me: What are your current title and job background?
Professor: I am currently the English professor, and I act as the institution’s secretary.
Me: what kinds of writing do you encounter in a day?
Professor: I write reports, emails, and memos because they are the most common means of communication.
Me: Who are your primary clients/audience?
Professor: Students and colleagues are the main recipients of my written materials.
Me: Do you report to someone who sends off your writings?
Professor: After writing the various documents, I distribute them to respective parties, so I do not report to another person.
Me: What courses did you take in school that made your career thrive?
Professor: English was my favorite subject, and it helped me research on different issues. Thus I ended up as a professor.
Me: Does the writing volume increase with your stay in the profession.
Lecturer: Yes. The experience I keep gaining makes me a better writer.
Me: Is your writing mainly formal or informal?
Professor: Most of my written documents are formal because they communicate official matters.
Me: What is your final word?
Professor: I would encourage anyone willing to join this profession to feel free. It is not as complicated as people think.
