interjúkból

Interjúkból is a Hungarian word that translates to "from interviews" or "out of interviews." It refers to material, information, or insights derived from the process of conducting interviews. This can encompass a wide range of contexts, from academic research and journalism to market analysis and human resources. When an article, report, or conclusion is described as being "interjúkból," it signifies that its core content has been gathered through direct conversations with individuals.

The purpose of collecting information "interjúkból" is often to gain firsthand perspectives, personal experiences, opinions, or expert knowledge that might not be available through other means. Interviewing allows for a deeper understanding of a subject by probing beyond surface-level facts and exploring nuances, motivations, and emotions. The data obtained can be qualitative, focusing on the richness of individual accounts, or it can be quantitatively analyzed if a large enough sample of interviews is conducted.

In practical terms, "interjúkból" can refer to the compiled transcripts of interviews, the analysis of common themes emerging from those transcripts, or the direct quotes used to illustrate points in a larger work. It highlights the human element in information gathering and emphasizes the value of direct communication in acquiring knowledge and understanding.