1) How do you ensure that you're not misinterpreting key information when making important decisions? 2) Have you ever had a situation where you thought you had identified the root cause of a problem, only to find out later that it was something else entirely? What did you learn from that experience? 3) When you're wrestling with a difficult problem, do you find it helpful to talk through it with someone else or to work through it on your own? 4) How do you balance intuitive thinking with careful analysis when making decisions? 5) What strategies do you use to avoid getting overwhelmed when you're taking stock of a complex situation? 6) Have you ever had to make a tough decision where there was no clear answer? How did you approach that situation? 7) When you're feeling stuck or going round in circles, how do you break out of that pattern and move forward? 8) Can you think of a time when you identified the root cause of a problem but struggled to find a solution? What did you do in that situation? 9) How do you approach a situation where you suspect that there may be multiple root causes to a problem? 10) Have you ever had a situation where you were misinterpreting key information, but someone else on your team was able to catch it? How did you feel about that experience? 11) What is your process for wrestling with tough decisions or problems? Do you have a specific framework or methodology that you follow? 12) When you're mulling over a decision or idea, how do you know when you've spent enough time thinking about it? 13) Have you ever found that your intuitive thinking was leading you in a different direction than the data or analysis? How did you reconcile that discrepancy? 14) How do you handle situations where you're not able to pin down a solution or idea? 15) Can you think of a time when you were able to identify the root cause of a problem quickly and efficiently? What allowed you to do so?

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