Description
Could you tell me about a time when you had to solve a problem without having all the necessary information at hand? How did you approach that situation?
1. Problem Solving : Demonstrates the ability to tackle challenges with incomplete data and figure out solutions.
2. Critical Thinking : Shows capacity for analyzing the available information and making well-reasoned decisions.
3. Resourcefulness : Indicates the ability to use creativity and the resources at hand to dig for more information or work around data gaps.
4. Decision Making : Assesses the capability to take decisive actions even when information is limited.
1. Assessment of Analytical Skills : Evaluates how you analyze limited information to understand the core issues of a problem.
2. Understanding of Approach : Identifies the process you use to gather further information or make do with what you have.
3. Check for Adaptability : Assesses your ability to adapt to challenging situations where ideal data might not be available.
4. Risk Evaluation : Understands how you evaluate and manage risks when making decisions with incomplete information.
1. Discuss Prioritization : Mention how you determine what information is crucial and how to prioritize it in your problem-solving process.
2. Mention Networking : Talk about leveraging your network or team to fill information gaps, if appropriate.
3. Reflect on Outcomes : Discuss the outcomes of situations where you've made decisions without full information, including lessons learned.