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Maria Cheryl Harkins is a Talent Development Consultant with over a decade of experience in sourcing, qualifying, interviewing, testing, onboarding, and training.
With this question, the interviewer is assessing your leadership and motivational skills. As with any other issue that arises in a project, you are expected to analyze the root cause of the problem. An effective answer will demonstrate how well you can gather the necessary information from the team. In your answer, demonstrate how you can motivate your team by providing specific examples of actions that will boost their morale.

Maria Cheryl Harkins is a Talent Development Consultant with over a decade of experience in sourcing, qualifying, interviewing, testing, onboarding, and training.
"I'll immediately gather everyone for a team meeting. In this meeting, I'll give everyone the time and space to air out their challenges and concerns. I'll listen and empathize with them and assure them that I will do everything I can to get them what they need to complete their tasks. I'll also ask them for feedback about my performance as a leader and act on that feedback. As tasks are completed, I'll post shoutouts in the group chat to boost their morale. I'll also hold individual catch-ups regularly, even if it's just for 15 minutes at a time so that we can put out small fires before they catch on."

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