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How did you deal with a recent work challenge?
The interviewer needs to understand what kind of problems you face at work and how do you resolve. Was it a problem or opportunity?
Show that you see opportunities when you hear about a difficult task or challenge.
Tell about a problem. Bigger the better, creative the solution, better for you to shine. Be authentic.
Do's
• Tell about your recent biggest work challenge
• Bring out your leadership skills, problem solving ability
• Show the impact it made across your unit
Don'ts
• Don't talk about routines
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• Tell me about a major problem you recently solved?
• Tell me about a work challenge you faced and how did you deal?
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We human beings engage in thinking and decision making in our daily life. It is our ability to solve problems and choose the best course of action, which leads to better outcomes. But we also make systematic errors when we think and at times we don’t even realize. We fail to think clearly because of our emotions such as anger or fear and this leads to wrong decision making as well as avoidable harm.
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