**Interview by Friday**
1. What types of writing did you do for finance as a student in college? (genres)
2. What types of writing do you currently do at Citi National Bank?
3. Do you do any types of writing that are non-academic?
4. Are specific cultures (etc..) tied into your work or office?
5. What is your office like?
6. Do you have any signs, writings or certificates on your wall?
7. What is the most effective way to communicate with your coworkers? (through writing in emails, texts or in person/ on the phone?
8. How long does it take you to do professional writings for your bank/ how many hours a day do you spend writing?
9. Why do you write in the genre that you do?
10. Does your audience ever change? Does the way you write vary depending on who you are writing to or is your tone always consistent and professional?
11. What is expected of you when you do these writings?
12. What jobs are available to you immediately out of college in your field of study? Starting salary? What jobs did you have? How did you get those jobs? What types of things did you have to do during your interview?
13. What do you do from day to day in your job? How important is it to have good writing skills as a Finance major?
14. How often do you have to do writings?
15. Do you enjoy the types of writing that you do why or why not?
16. What are some important tips that you have for writing a business paper?
17. What is the most difficult part of your job?
18. What kinds of values/opinions do you hold in your job?
19. What kind of knowledge/ research do you practice or follow in your job?
20. Does writing have a big impact on your job?
21. How connected is the business world through writing?
22. What type of informal writing do you do?
23. How often do you read other people's writing/ what kind of text are you required to read daily?
24. How does your writing change when you have to write for an academic purpose vs. a non academic purpose?
25. What kind of skills make you a good writer?
26. How does your position at the bank affect your writing?
27. How does/ did your writing evolve throughout your career?
28. when you chose your specific career did you know how much or little writing would be involved?
29. When you write is it important to collaborate with your coworkers?
30. Do you do research/ what types of research do you do?
31. What counts as "evidence"? Can personal experience count as evidence?
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