Understanding the Rules of Engagement for Interviewing
There are numerous parts of an investigation or an interview that are consistently under review for policy or legislative changes.
Who Tells Lies?
As any investigator, evaluate the information and where it comes from, then check it before you pass it along.
How Am I Supposed to Rationalize This?
Showing empathy to a subject during an interview can sometimes be a difficult and confusing task for the interviewer.
You Call That a Success? Think Again
That next time you pick up the phone after an interview, set a new standard and redefine what it means to be “successful.”
Industry Pioneer Dave Zulawski Announces His Retirement
A long-time mentor, innovator, and thought leader across the industry, David Zulawski has announced his retirement effective Jan. 31, 2021.
Random or Planned? Do Some Offenders Want to Be Caught?
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.
Timeline: Another Interviewing Tool
The timeline interview is useful in situations where there are multiple individuals, locations, or conversations that must be investigated.
Storytelling: Expanding Empathy and Showing Understanding in Interviews
The investigator uses stories to build a connection with the subject, showing understanding, sharing empathy, and building rapport.
W-Z VIDEO: Acknowledge Social Distancing and the Witness in Telephone Interviewing
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.
Storytelling: Part 1
Why do we use a story when we rationalize? Stories help us put an order to the chaotic patterns and details of our existence.