Can you think of a time when a decision was "up in the air" and you had to wait for a resolution?, Have you ever started a new job or project and had to "learn the ropes"? How did you navigate the learning process?, Do you prefer to follow rules "by the book," or do you sometimes find it necessary to bend the rules?, Have you ever built something "from the ground up," like starting a business or constructing a project?, Can you recall a time when you felt "between a rock and a hard place," and how did you handle the situation?, Have you ever been tempted to "cut corners" to finish a task quickly? What were the consequences, if any?, When was the last time you had to go "back to the drawing board" to come up with a new plan or solution?, Do you agree with the statement "it's not rocket science"? Can you give an example of a task or concept that is often overcomplicated?.

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