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The IESG would welcome comments on this document, which is expected to end up as an informational web page (and therefore doesn't contain all the required ... How do they differ from employment interviews? Even if you are searching for a job, the purpose of an informational interview is ask for information, not a ... An informational interview is a conversation with a professional from your field who can offer insight into a company, position or career. Ask if they will participate in an informational interview with you. Use a social media platform such as LinkedIn to find them. (LinkedIn can also be a ... An informational interview is an informal conversation with someone working in an area that interests you who will give you information and advice. Can you tell me about your background and how you came to work for your employer? Responses to these questions will give you a sense of whether the contact is ' ... An informational interview is a chance to interview an employer about their job, company, and industry. You can obtain valuable information about a type of ... How did you get your job? 21. If you could start all over again, would you change your career path in any way? Why? 22. How long does it ... Informational interviews are a valuable tool to understand specific careers and help build a job applicant's network. Initiating this conversation will assist ... Why should I do them? grad.uchicago.edu. Page 7. Why you should do them.