From the course: Market Research: Qualitative (2021)
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Establishing rapport
From the course: Market Research: Qualitative (2021)
Establishing rapport
- The first two to three minutes is the most significant moment in any interview. As a qualitative researcher, it is your job in an in-depth interview to make the participant feel comfortable in confiding in you. Make this moment count with these three guiding principles. First, smile and say hi. You would not believe how many researchers forget a basic greeting. They launch into their orientation script or they tell the participant why they're there, or about their company. This initial moment is not about you, the researcher. It is all about the participant, and making them feel comfortable enough to open up. Second, get them talking about themselves. For the first few minutes, forget why you're there. Don't even mention the study or your brand. Invest that time in establishing a relationship. Make them feel seen and heard. Be genuinely curious about what they're talking about. Ask lots of questions, even if it's a…
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Becoming a great moderator4m 7s
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Writing powerful interview questions4m 1s
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The one question not to ask your customer4m 40s
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Establishing rapport2m 58s
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Facilitating group sessions4m 22s
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The critical step most researchers skip2m 20s
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Practice makes perfect with interviewing1m 28s
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