Describe a time when someone dominated the conversation and you managed to get a word in edgeways., In a group discussion, what techniques help you make space to say something and get a word in edgeways?, When someone rambles, how do you steer the conversation to get to the point?, Share a time you failed to get to the point. What broke down and what would you do differently next time?, Have you ever realized you and another person were talking at cross purposes? What caused it?, How can you identify cross purposes early in a discussion?, Have you ever not caught what someone said? How did you ask them to repeat or clarify?, Describe a time you misheard instructions and had to confirm what was meant., Can you recall a situation where you received a good talking to? What did you learn from it?, Have you ever given someone a good talking to? How did you approach it to be constructive?, Do you ever end up talking shop with coworkers after work? What topics come up?, Have you avoided talking shop in social situations? Why would you do that?, Tell about a time you asked someone to run something by you—what did you want to hear?, Have you ever failed to get the head or tail of what someone was saying? How did you handle it?, What questions do you ask to get to the head and tail of a complicated explanation?, Have you ever got the wrong end of the stick ? What happened and how did you fix it?, What can you do to avoid getting the wrong end of the stick in future conversations?

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