Meaning & Definition of Interviewer in English
Interviewer
A person who conducts interviews.
Pronunciation:
/ˈɪn.təˌvjuː.ər/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
interviewersDetailed Definitions
Definition: A person who asks questions to gather information from others, especially during a job or media interview.
Example Sentence: The interviewer asked about my previous work experience.
Definition: An individual who assesses candidates for employment by engaging them in conversation.
Example Sentence: The interviewer was impressed by my responses during the job interview.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from the word 'interview' combined with the suffix '-er' indicating a person who performs an action.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- panel interview: An interview that includes multiple interviewers.
- exit interview: An interview conducted with an employee who is leaving the company to gather feedback.
- telephone interview: An interview conducted over the phone rather than in person.
Translations
- Spanish: entrevistador
- French: intervieweur
- German: Interviewer
- Russian: интервьюер
Related Words
- interview: A formal meeting in which one or more persons ask questions to gather information.
- candidate: A person who applies for a job or is being considered for a position.
Slang Meanings of interviewer
Meaning: The person in charge of grilling candidates.
Example Sentence: That interviewer was tough; I felt like I was being interrogated.
Meaning: The one who decides your fate in a job search.
Example Sentence: I hope the interviewer likes my resume.