Name of problem with an interviewer and should training be warranted?

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If an interviewer interjected often during an interview with um, eem or I see, aha and so on, all quiet and under their breath, would you think this is proper?



Also, can you tell me if there is a name for this, that is, the interviewer interjecting.



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    Its called active listening. I would almost rather someone do this than stare blankly at me. It's also possible this person wanted to talk and you wouldn't let them in
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    Didn't you ask roughly the same question a few days ago?
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  • I call it "making interjections". And I call it proper.
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If an interviewer interjected often during an interview with um, eem or I see, aha and so on, all quiet and under their breath, would you think this is proper?



Also, can you tell me if there is a name for this, that is, the interviewer interjecting.



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    Its called active listening. I would almost rather someone do this than stare blankly at me. It's also possible this person wanted to talk and you wouldn't let them in
    – SaggingRufus
    12 mins ago







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    Didn't you ask roughly the same question a few days ago?
    – Dukeling
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  • I call it "making interjections". And I call it proper.
    – Joe Strazzere
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Also, can you tell me if there is a name for this, that is, the interviewer interjecting.



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Also, can you tell me if there is a name for this, that is, the interviewer interjecting.



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    Its called active listening. I would almost rather someone do this than stare blankly at me. It's also possible this person wanted to talk and you wouldn't let them in
    – SaggingRufus
    12 mins ago







  • 2




    Didn't you ask roughly the same question a few days ago?
    – Dukeling
    11 mins ago











  • I call it "making interjections". And I call it proper.
    – Joe Strazzere
    6 mins ago












  • 2




    Its called active listening. I would almost rather someone do this than stare blankly at me. It's also possible this person wanted to talk and you wouldn't let them in
    – SaggingRufus
    12 mins ago







  • 2




    Didn't you ask roughly the same question a few days ago?
    – Dukeling
    11 mins ago











  • I call it "making interjections". And I call it proper.
    – Joe Strazzere
    6 mins ago







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Its called active listening. I would almost rather someone do this than stare blankly at me. It's also possible this person wanted to talk and you wouldn't let them in
– SaggingRufus
12 mins ago





Its called active listening. I would almost rather someone do this than stare blankly at me. It's also possible this person wanted to talk and you wouldn't let them in
– SaggingRufus
12 mins ago





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Didn't you ask roughly the same question a few days ago?
– Dukeling
11 mins ago





Didn't you ask roughly the same question a few days ago?
– Dukeling
11 mins ago













I call it "making interjections". And I call it proper.
– Joe Strazzere
6 mins ago




I call it "making interjections". And I call it proper.
– Joe Strazzere
6 mins ago















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