1) What is your research question(s)? In other words, what are you trying to figure out with your interview that will connect to course texts and themes? Think about our list of key terms.
You might have a few research questions: think about their relation to one another.
My research question is
" The status and emmotional labor that immigrant workers go threw in America"
2) Brainstorm a list of interview questions. These are questions you will actually use in the interview. They will relate to your key terms but may not include them directly (although they might). You want to have about ten interview questions. You might include follow-ups. Keep in mind that rather than reading down your list of questions, you'll want to adjust and add questions based on what your interviewee tells you.
My interview questions are
what makes you happiest in your job?
what annoyes you the most?
do the costumeres or the co workers stress you out the most?
if you were to win the lotto, would you go back to your country?
you dont think that going back to your country be easier for you to make a profesion?
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Great questions. Since you're interested in immigrant workers, you might also think about questions connected to that experience, outside the specific job: the experience in coming to the US, how their experiences met the expectations, and so on. Good luck with the interview!
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