Admissions Officer Mock Interview
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Question 8 of 35
What are the steps you follow to study a problem before making a decision?
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Audra Kresinske is an educator with over 7 years experience teaching English and employment readiness skills.
Share the steps you take when solving a problem. Think about what you might do to consider all perspectives, educate yourself, and gather advice to make a wise decision. Communicate that you are not impulsive when making big decisions that affect others. Share how thoughtful and considerate you are of all who might be affected and all of the factors that come into play.
Audra Kresinske is an educator with over 7 years experience teaching English and employment readiness skills.
Problem-solving skills are important in the workplace. Taking the initiative and utilizing all of your resources is also important in solving problems independently. The interviewer wants to hear that you can assess a situation, brainstorm solutions, assess the best option, and execute.
Audra Kresinske is an educator with over 7 years experience teaching English and employment readiness skills.
"Throughout my career, I've learned a lot about considering all perspectives before diving into problem-solving and coming up with a decision. I like to ensure I have all the necessary information and evaluate it from different perspectives to ensure I consider all viewpoints. I then like to run it by my team, because I know more brainpower only improves processes. After I have the team's input, I would double-check all my work and make a final, educated decision."
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