Description
Reflect on past case studies you've tackled. Could you share with me what you found to be the most complex aspect when solving those case studies?
1. Analytical thinking : Ability to dissect a case study and understand the intricate elements that make solving it complex.
2. Problem identification : Identifying the root causes and key challenges within a case study that add to its complexity.
3. Critical thinking : Evaluating and prioritizing complex elements to create a structured approach to solving a case study.
4. Reflective skills : Assessing past experiences with complex problems to draw insights and lessons learned.
1. Assess experience : Gauge your experience with complex problems typical in case studies.
2. Evaluate problem-solving methodology : Understand how you approach complex issues in case studies and your method of breaking them down.
3. Determine critical thinking ability : See how well you can analyze and interpret various facets of a complex case.
4. Identify learning opportunities : Learn about your ability to recognize and learn from complexities in case studies.
1. Outline the situation : Provide context by briefly describing a particularly complex case study you've worked on.
2. Detail the challenges : Discuss the specific aspects of the case study that increased its complexity and why they were challenging.
3. Explain your approach : Share how you approached these complex aspects methodically to find a solution.