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"Thanks!" to 10 or so of you who responded to my post about
interviewing processes. (I'll post a summary soon.)
Three books were recommended, but my library has none of them.
(I just checked via telnet; isn't the Internet cool?)
I can, however, probably access articles from _Technical Communication_
and _The Journal of Technical Writing and Communication_. Please
let me know of any good interviewing articles from these
journals, and I'll use your recommendations for a starting point when
I journey to the library (1.5 hr drive) this weekend.
