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Tyler is an exceptionally good interviewer, in a way you can only get by exceptional preparation. We’re lucky to have him. I haven’t heard a better interviewer
by gen220 6y ago
Tyler is an exceptionally good interviewer, in a way you can only get by exceptional preparation. We’re lucky to have him.
I haven’t heard a better interviewer since Charlie Rose (who had a team working for him, of course).
Does anyone know of similar interviewers in this vein? Long form and exceptionally-prepared?
- st1x7 6y ago> I haven’t heard a better interviewer since Charlie Rose Really? Rose is a serial interrupter. Might as well have Gary Vee interview people if you think Charlie Rose is any good.
- gen220 6y agoYeah, they obviously have different interview styles, but a lot of the difference can be explained by the mediums, and their respective backgrounds. Personally I appreciate them both, but I can respect that you wouldn't find his style enjoyable. However, I'll defend Rose, in that he always picked interesting guests, and did good prep work. It's true that he steered the conversation in the direction he wanted it to go. But, of course, he had 60 minutes, and was recording for a broad television audience. The constraints were/are very different from Tyler's, personality differences notwithstanding. If you listen to the interviews where he gets to break out of the normal 60 minute boundaries, I think you'll find his style shifts with the medium. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOUzTd-Ge_g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOUzTd-Ge_g I've never heard of Gary Vee. However, based on a cursory search, I don't think a hyperbolic comparison helps your argument! :)
- apsanz 6y agoI am a big Tyler Cowen fan and like his choices for guest but it is almost on listenable to me. He prepares his exact questions beforehand and tends to stick to them instead of having a conversation. It makes his delivery wooden and the interview boring.