Description
Think back to a project or task where it became apparent at a late stage that the approach you were taking to resolve an issue was not correct. Can you walk me through how you came to that realization and how you addressed it?
1. Problem Solving : Assesses your ability to reassess and adjust problem-solving techniques when initial solutions are ineffective.
2. Adaptability : Evaluates your capacity to adapt to new information and change course effectively.
3. Self-Awareness : Reflects your level of self-awareness in acknowledging mistakes and the ability to learn from them.
4. Critical Thinking : Demonstrates your ability to think critically and analytically about the processes you used and their outcomes.
1. Learning from Experience : Identifies your capacity for growth by learning from past experiences and applying those lessons to future challenges.
2. Problem Solving Approach : Reveals your problem-solving process and your ability to pivot when faced with roadblocks.
3. Resilience : Assesses your resilience and determination in stickling through challenging tasks or situations even when they are going awry.
4. Assessment of Accountability : Examines if you take responsibility for your actions and mistakes rather than placing blame on others or external factors.
1. Reflect on a real scenario : Think of a genuine instance where you had to pivot in your problem-solving strategy, focusing on what the initial signs were that indicated a change was necessary.
2. Discuss the resolution : Talk about the steps you took to rectify the situation once you realized your initial approach was ineffective.
3. Highlight learning : Make sure to emphasize what you learned from the experience and how it has influenced your approach to problem-solving moving forward.