project 3: questions
Interviewee: Joe Tiller, Head coach of the football team, Purdue University.
Date/ Time: Waiting
1)Why did you first enter football,and what excited you about it?
2)Why did you choose to coach the team? If you were not a coach, what would you be?
3)How long have you been in your professional career (as a player or coach)?
4)What is it like to coach the Purdue team?
5)What were the high and low points of your career and where do you see yourself in the near future?
6)Why is American football popular only North America?
7)Do you see this sport being adopted in other regions of the world?
8)When do you plan to retire?
9)What do you want to achieve before you retire and what are your plans for the future?
10)How do you develop a player professionally? Do you see promise in anyone of your players?
11) How important is professionalism in sports?
12)Is there a growing need for sports management expertise in sports today? If so, why?
13How can it benefit the game and the people associated with it?
14)Many people believe that coaches can manage a team and that there should be no managers, as sports management leads to excessive desire for money and other negative impacts on the game. What is your stance on this?
15)Where do you think Purdue Football is headed?
Date/ Time: Waiting
1)Why did you first enter football,and what excited you about it?
2)Why did you choose to coach the team? If you were not a coach, what would you be?
3)How long have you been in your professional career (as a player or coach)?
4)What is it like to coach the Purdue team?
5)What were the high and low points of your career and where do you see yourself in the near future?
6)Why is American football popular only North America?
7)Do you see this sport being adopted in other regions of the world?
8)When do you plan to retire?
9)What do you want to achieve before you retire and what are your plans for the future?
10)How do you develop a player professionally? Do you see promise in anyone of your players?
11) How important is professionalism in sports?
12)Is there a growing need for sports management expertise in sports today? If so, why?
13How can it benefit the game and the people associated with it?
14)Many people believe that coaches can manage a team and that there should be no managers, as sports management leads to excessive desire for money and other negative impacts on the game. What is your stance on this?
15)Where do you think Purdue Football is headed?
posted by Muhammad at
11:28 PM
1 Comments:
If you can get an interview with Tiller, then bravo! However, keep other candidates in mind and contact them soon; football coaches are royalty on their campuses, and might be pretty hard to pin down.
Some of the early questions are particulary fact-based, and if you are interviewing somebody like Joe Tiller, then these are things you can just research on the Web.
More specific things. #4 is VERY broad; pick narrower and better defined aspects of coaching. #5 sounds like two questions. #8 should be prefaced with the question, "Do you have any plans to retire?" Otherwise, asking in your original way risks insult.
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