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when you don't get the full anwser you were expecting

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when you don't get the full anwser you were expecting

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i need to know de way

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After the interviewy has answered a previous question and it makes sense to learn more through introducing a new question to the interview.

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If you want more information or a deeper answer to your question you can ask a follow up question to get them thinking more about the subject.

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when u want to know more about their response

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whenever the question is a yes or no answer and you want a more thoughtful answer.

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When the person getting interviewed answer a question , and then you ask a follow up to keep the conversation going. And you seem interesting and they know you are listening to them.

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Ask follow up questions either after short responses or interesting responses. Word them carefully to provoke though and/or pull out more information.

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so that the person you are interviewing can explain themselves more and give a better answer

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When the interviewee answers in a "Yes." or "No." form. If you want to get more information about a specific topic it is good to ask a followup question.

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if they give a bad answer and you want to get moore out of it

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After they have given a short answer that they could expand on, or if they give an interesting answer, and you would like to know more

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So you know more about the person being interviewed/get a better answer from them

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to get the answer more in depth

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ask follow up questions so that the interview can include a good conversation instead of going one topic to the next

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You should as fallow up questions when you learn something from a previous question. It will help you understand the subject better

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ask after the person has finished their thought and do this so it forces them to think on the subject and get a good answer to the question you originally asked.

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You should ask follow up questions after someone has finished talking and you are unclear or want to hear more about that subject. Not only do follow up questions help you gain better clarity, it also shows the person being interviewed that you are listening and are interested in what they have to say.