This is a very good question and one that I've explored, but not lately. 
In trying to suss out (a great phrase in itself) someone who has the 
knowledge or the ability to understand RM innately, I have engaged in 
casual approach about records. More of a conversation where I watch body 
language and speech patterns/intonation. I've also tried the shock & awe 
approach where I speak technically and read the interviewee's expressions 
and responses. I don't think I have specific questions, but rather study 
the interviewee's demeanor and nonverbal responses as much as, if not more 
than, the verbal responses. It's really the body language that susses out 
their knowledge. Those with knowledge always rise to the top like cream. 
Their comfort level and ease in answering questions or explaining 
situations always comes through.

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