Direct Request: Learning From a Veteran Manager in Your Field You feel fortunate to have found a manager in your field who is willing to talk to you about careers. Your purpose is to learn more about your career area so that you can train for the occupation and also find a job when you finish your schooling. The manager you selected is a busy person, and he will try to work a personal interview into his schedule. But in case he can't meet you in person, he would like to have your questions in letter form so that he could answer them in a telephone conversation if necessary. Seeing the questions arranged in a logical order will also help him be best prepared.
Task:- Write an information request to a real or fictitious person in a company where you would like to work. If you want to start your own business, write to someone who has done it. Assume that the person has agreed to talk with you, but you haven't set a date. Use your imagination in creating five to eight interview questions. Be sure to show appreciation!