Building rapport

Building rapport is when you use your questions and body language to assist you to build up a certain amount of trust and understanding with your interviewee. you can build rapport with an interviewee even though you don't agree with their views on a topic; a good example of this would be politicians, they tend to not agree with each other but still have a good relationship during interviews. Elsewhere, examples of interviewers who are good at building rapport are Johnathon Ross, Alan Carr, and Paul O'grady.