Will the interviewer hear the logical progression of your answer?
I suspect the word "unlikely" will form part of your answer.
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Now that you have a structure in place, it's time to flesh out the content of your answer.
"The result is the most important part of your answer as a successful outcome proves that your actions were effective.
If they ask you a question, before you can utter three words of your answer they will break out upon you again and talk away".
With that in mind, allocate roughly 20% of your answer to the situation and task sections and the remaining 80% to the latter two parts.
Soon after straight-talking George W. Bush became president, Candy Crowley of CNN recalled having asked him, years before, about "the nuance of your answer".
"If they ask you a question, before you can utter 3 words of your answer, they will break out upon you again -- and talk away," he wrote.
Use this space as a rough draft of your answer, then consider posting a fuller essay on the Figment, where, as of now, more than 200 young people have contributed.
