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Question 23 of 32
Give me an example of a time when you had to troubleshoot to solve a problem.
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Troubleshooting is like reverse engineering - it takes skill, effort, and patience. You have to understand the problem to know how to work backward from it to find a solution.
Knowing how to solve problems with technical equipment is always a solid skill, and a great way to demonstrate your example. Show that you are insightful in your approach.
"I know is is a particularly valuable skill at Safaricom Limited, given your commitment to speed and simplicity on behalf of your customers. That should translate to your internal groups as well. One quick example: last week, while working in our new SAP system, I received a repeated error. I entered in a few different codes, but that didn't solve the issue. I then did a hard reset on my system. Then, I referred to the user guide for additional suggestions. It took a little time and patience, but I was able to resolve the issue without calling the support line and waiting on hold. It felt like a major accomplishment!"
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