When conducting an information interview,it is a good idea to

A) learn about the person you are interviewing ahead of time.
B) stick to using just one type of question.
C) save the most important questions for last.
D) avoid making an appointment,since you don't want the subject to think ahead about answers.
E) begin by asking for questions.

Learning about the person you are interviewing ahead of time allows you to ask relevant and specific questions and shows that you are genuinely interested in the person and their experiences.

Answer: E
Beginning by asking for questions can help establish rapport and build a comfortable conversation between the interviewer and the interviewee.