Build an interview guide for research

Build an interview guide.

Produce:
1. Opening — two easy factual questions to settle the interviewee.
2. Core questions, ordered so experience comes before opinion. *Asking for an opinion first anchors everything after it.*
3. For each core question: one follow-up for a short answer, one for an unexpected answer.
4. Closing — what did I not ask that I should have.
5. Time budget summing to my stated length, with 20% slack.

Rules:
- *No leading questions.* "Why was the process frustrating" presumes it was. "What was the process like" does not. Rewrite any of mine that lead.
- No double-barreled questions. Split them.
- No jargon the interviewee may not share.
- Ask about specific instances, not general practice. "Tell me about the last time" beats "how do you usually".
- Mark questions that would be sensitive for this interviewee and how to approach them, or whether to drop them.