interview of your neighbour about cleaniness
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1:-Step One: Get to know the neighborhood you will be working in, whether it is where you live or elsewhere. Provide its precise location and dimensions. Walk it. What type of zone is it (residential, mixed use, mainly commercial ... ). Write down and describe what you observe in terms of physical structures, natural characteristics, street condition, cars, objects in yards, types of buildings, infra-structure, etc. Come to some conclusions concerning the socioeconomic range of the residents, ethnic background, age, family composition, and so on.
2. Two: Contact as many homes as necessary until you have agreed with two residents (individuals or families) to interview them on the subject of their current most pressing concerns or issues. Be careful when approaching strangers. Be very polite, identify yourself fully, and stay outside the home until invited in. If you know a neighbor, get them to introduce you. Always go through the known to the unknown, if possible. Make an appointment for the interview, allowing up to an hour of time for each. If you want to tape record, be sure to ask permission. Take good notes, either way. Get the identities of the subjects, but promise them you will not make any of the information public.
3. Three: Conduct at least two interviews with these residents, beginning with a little background information on them.
2. Two: Contact as many homes as necessary until you have agreed with two residents (individuals or families) to interview them on the subject of their current most pressing concerns or issues. Be careful when approaching strangers. Be very polite, identify yourself fully, and stay outside the home until invited in. If you know a neighbor, get them to introduce you. Always go through the known to the unknown, if possible. Make an appointment for the interview, allowing up to an hour of time for each. If you want to tape record, be sure to ask permission. Take good notes, either way. Get the identities of the subjects, but promise them you will not make any of the information public.
3. Three: Conduct at least two interviews with these residents, beginning with a little background information on them.
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