An "intercept" interview usually involves the cross-pollination of ideas among related departments,such as marketing and advertising,in order to intercept key ideas of like stakeholders.

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An "intercept" interview typically refers to a research method where interviewers stop people in public places to ask them questions or gather information, rather than facilitating the exchange of ideas between departments.

An "Intercept" Interview Usually Involves the Cross-Pollination of Ideas Among