1) Interviewer: OkkyInterviewee: FauzanObserver: Emre

Introduction is important. If the interviewer sets the vibe high, it is more likely the interview will be more efficient and fun for both sides. First question should not be too long to answer, instead should be a question easy and short to answer as if it is a warm-up tour. Questions should not repeat each other since it puts the interviewee in a position that he/she has to rethink for a different reply to a similar question. Lack of background info on the interviewee makes it harder to choose the questions accordingly. Same repeating questions and the interviewee looks confused and stress because of having to answer the same question.

Keywords (Topics): Government, energy, environment, medium, graduation

2) Interviewer: FauzanInterviewee: LeeObserver: Emre

Interviewer should not ask the questions like reading a text. Intonation should not be lowered through the end of the question making it seem less important. Considering that the interviewee is a professional, avoid indefinite/uncertain words, too long and confusing questions. If too many subquestions are included in the question, interviewee will already forget the questions. The interviewee should cheer up the interviewee and should assist the interviewee when the conversations seems like it is coming to a halt. Also, a better order of the questions decide for a better interview plot.

Keywords (Topics): NGO, environment, Greenpeace, society, research