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Sample Interview Questions

This document provides sample interview questions in four categories: Systems Thinking, Creative Problem Solving, Agility, and Drive for Results. The questions are examples and should not be interpreted as actual questions that will be asked in an interview. The questions are meant to understand a candidate's experience with areas like long term problem solving, understanding connections, adapting to change, taking accountability, and more.
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Sample Interview Questions

This document provides sample interview questions in four categories: Systems Thinking, Creative Problem Solving, Agility, and Drive for Results. The questions are examples and should not be interpreted as actual questions that will be asked in an interview. The questions are meant to understand a candidate's experience with areas like long term problem solving, understanding connections, adapting to change, taking accountability, and more.
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Sample Interview Questions

*The following questions are provided as examples only. They should not be
interpreted as questions that will be applied in your interview process.

Systems Thinking

Looks beyond immediate: Describe a time when you took a long term view to
solving a problem, even though the solution was not the best in the short
term.
Provides Clarity: Give me an example of when you integrated seemingly
unrelated information in order to analyze a situation or anticipate a problem.
Understand connections: Describe a time when you had to consider the
broader impact of your actions on the organization as a whole.
Considers impacts: Tell me about a time when you overlooked the impact of
your actions on the organization as a whole.

Creative Problem Solving

Seeks clarity: Please tell me about a time that you most regretted not
analyzing a problem to gain a high level of clarity before implementing a
solution.
Challenges the process: Please recall for me a time when you determined
that an existing process was better replaced by a new process.
Integrates Perspectives: Tell us about a time when gaining different
perspectives on an issue enabled you to find the right solution, not just the
obvious one.
Identifies alternative solutions: Sometimes you need to be innovative to solve
a problem. Please tell me about the most innovative solution you
implemented.

Agility

Seeks out new opportunities: Please tell me about a time when you adapted
your regular workload in order to be more efficient.
Anticipates change: Describe a time when you anticipated a change coming
and you adjusted your behaviour to ease the transition.
Emotional resilience: Please tell me about the time when you had difficulty in
accepting a proposed change.
Supports change initiatives: Please give me an example of a time when you
implemented an improvement suggested by a customer / co-worker.
Adapts: Describe a time when you needed to adapt your approach to get the
result you wanted.

Drive for Results

Plans for results: Please give me an example of a challenging goal that you
set for yourself that ultimately improved your job performance.
Takes accountability: Describe a time when you needed to be proactive to get
the result you wanted.

Takes Risks: Please tell me about a challenging goal you set that you found
particularly hard to achieve.
Focuses on outcomes: Tell me about a time when you had to focus on results
for your organization or department.

Develop Networks

Identifies Stakeholders: Describe a situation when you interacted with a


stakeholder. What did you do?
Builds relationships: Positive working relationships enhance the culture of
organizations. Please tell me about a time when you were able to improve
interpersonal relationship within your organization.
Focuses on client: Describe a time when you deliberately chose to establish a
positive, collegial relationship with a client.
Communicates Purposefully: Sometimes we become too busy to keep our coworkers informed. Please tell me about a time you regretted not providing
information for someone who needed to be in the loop.

Build Collaborative Environments

Brings people together: Please tell me about a time when you helped foster a
sense of teamwork and co-operation while working with others.
Facilitates Communication: Can you tell me about a time when you refined
the communication links within your team / organization?
Addresses conflict: Sometimes we have problems dealing with people. Please
tell me about a time that you had the greatest difficulty working with a coworker or supervisor.
Empowers others: Please describe the time you had the most trouble
delegating a task or responsibility.
Encourages diversity: Describe a time when you had difficulty getting
cooperation from a team of individuals who came from groups across your
organization.

Develop Self and Others

Plans for development: It can be easy to let our own development slide.
Please tell me about at time when you most regretted not keeping your own
skills current.
Actions development: Tell me about a time when you took steps to improve
your personal capability.
Fosters growth of others: Tell me about a time when you helped a fellow coworker or subordinate without being asked.
Develops staf: Tell me about someone who because successful as a result of
steps you took to develop them.

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