WORKBOOK E: CONDUCTING IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS
Quality of data: Skilled interviewers are able respond to questions and probe for greater detail. Questions can be added or altered in real-time if needed. Short timelines: Data can be collected faster than other research methods—usually within a few weeks. Analysis can be challenging, time-consuming: Qualitative data can be
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