Interview with.. me, myself, and I

Friday, February 8. 2008

Interview with.. me, myself, and I

Recently Patrick Lauer interviewed me for "Not the Gentoo Linux Newsletter", which is not the Gentoo newsletter. In fact it's much better than that, because it's funny and at the same time informative.

In the same style, our interview turned out really nice, especially because Patrick actually took the time to do this live on IRC, instead of sending me a standard questionnaire (Yes, I'm looking at you, "People Behind KDE" editors). Without further talking, I present you the following link:

Interview with Mark Kretschmann

Posted by Mark Kretschmann in markey at 16:50 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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Well, sooorrrryyy Markey

But the People Behind KDE "editors" should really be singular (it's just me), and apart from the Digest which takes up a lot of my time, I have other stuff to do as well!

Of course, you can say "if you're going to do something, do it well", but I still think that the questionnaire-style interview is still better than nothing

And as i've said before, there are different styles of interviews, and there is some value in having a structured questionnaire for each person - it lets you compare people within the project easily, etc.

Danny

#1 Danny Allen (Homepage) on 2008-02-08 19:41 (Reply)

You could get the best of both worlds, interview over IRC, but make sure you get the standard questions in. I do like knowing what people think doesn't get enough attention and such.

#1.1 Ian Monroe on 2008-02-09 17:08 (Reply)

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