Interviewing

A long-time mentor, innovator, and thought leader across the industry, David Zulawski has announced his retirement effective Jan. 31, 2021.

The dumb criminal is likely to be one who becomes careless because of past successes, much like the liar who lies when it is unnecessary.

The timeline interview is useful in situations where there are multiple individuals, locations, or conversations that must be investigated.

The investigator uses stories to build a connection with the subject, showing understanding, sharing empathy, and building rapport.

If you need to conduct an integrity issue over the phone in today’s environment, you should start by reminding your subject of CDC recommendations.

When a suspect denies involvement at the onset of an interrogation, it will be extremely difficult to persuade them to change their mind. The...

There are a lot of different things to take into consideration when you are considering using a phone or video interview versus face to face. Here are some things to consider.

As we all get used to a new normal, hopefully you’ll get excited about the prospect of phone interviewing. Here are some boiled down tips as a refresher.

In part one of this series, we discussed the increased need in today’s restrictive climate for investigators to conduct remote interviews. Now, we want to dive into technology that is becoming increasingly more popular for remote workers—the use of video conferencing platforms to communicate.