How would you respond if you didn't have all the information to make an informed decision?

When someone lacks confidence, they might avoid their gaze, start fidgeting, or display restless foot and leg movements. They also might frequently change position, start playing with hair, press their fingers to lips, stroke their chin, or cover their mouth or your eyes. Also, avoid body language associated with concentration, such as furrowing your eyebrows or redirecting your gaze. If a question seems confusing, relax your brow and widen your eyes. Slightly tilt your head and nod slowly. Speak slowly and with ease. Try to maintain a relaxed and confident state of mind, no matter how nerve-racking performing in an interview can be.

"I would tap into whatever resources I had to draw on and extract as much information as possible to make as informed a decision as possible. I would ensure any risks I took were calculated and thought through. I would look at what data values suggested consistency with what I deemed a successful approach, and I would learn from the results to ensure I did a better job the next time around whether my effort was successful or not."