When conducting an information interview, it is a good idea to
A) stick to using just one type of question.
B) avoid making an appointment, since you don't want the subject to think ahead about answers.
C) save the most important questions for last.
D) learn about the person you are interviewing ahead of time.

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Learning about the person you are interviewing ahead of time allows you to have a more informed conversation and ask relevant questions. It also shows that you respect their time and expertise. A) is not recommended as using just one type of question may limit the information you gather. B) is incorrect as making an appointment shows respect for the subject's time and availability. C) is not recommended as saving important questions for last may not allow enough time for detailed answers.

When Conducting an Information Interview, It Is a Good Idea