Skyler

Interviewees should be able to say which parts of their story may be shared.

Set clear limits and record decisions for consistency.

A fixed schedule can turn friendship into another obligation.

A shared place for proposals could prevent half-formed ideas becoming accidental commitments.

Daily experience of the area matters to me.

It can help to record the story behind an object before deciding what to keep.

Disclose organizational meetings while protecting individual casework.

A shallow overview can create misleading comparisons.

Childcare and transport support would influence who can actually accept an invitation.

A carefully recorded pattern is a useful starting point.

Leaders should be willing to say when a concern deserves a fuller answer later.

Assess how a question can be investigated, not how impressive it sounds.