You guys are missing the point of the phrase "I've never heard this before". This allows the interviewer to not have any perceived influence over what is said, and makes the interviewee feel compelled to talk more.
You know tucker already knew it, but that was his way of keeping himself safe.
You guys are missing the point of the phrase "I've never heard this before". This allows the interviewer to not have any perceived influence over what is said, and makes the interviewee feel compelled to talk more.
You know tucker already knew it, but that was his way of keeping himself safe.
This allows the interviewer to not have any perceived influence over what is said, and makes the interviewee feel compelled to talk more.
That worked really well....
You know tucker already knew it, but that was his way of keeping himself safe.
He's just another wall humper.
> This allows the interviewer to not have any perceived influence over what is said, and makes the interviewee feel compelled to talk more.
That worked really well....
> You know tucker already knew it, but that was his way of keeping himself safe.
He's just another wall humper.
Not disagreeing, but he has an illusion to keep up.
Not disagreeing, but he has an illusion to keep up.
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