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How This VP Data Science Turned Ambiguity into Opportunity by Encouraging Bold Risks

Think Big
TWTR
Candidate: L.C.

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Interview Transcript (SNIPPET)

Candidate Answer (excerpt)

...this individual was, you know, an had developed a lot of expertise and relationships and to kind of move into a new space, um, that had a lot of unknowns.

Interviewer Insight

there is not nearly enough depth of content here. This is a very vague and high level answer without specifics.

Follow-Up Question

And so why did you think this was a good idea for that specific uh individual?

Candidate Answer (excerpt)

Um, that specific individual, I would say that's one of that individual's strengths, um, to take those ambiguous projects and frame them and, um, Think about, you know, what we...

Expert Assessment (EXCERPT)

Candidate failed to deliver enough detail to make the case that they can drive their team members to think big. The hardest part about this interview has been that the candidate is clearly smart and talented, but the answers presented lack structure, sufficient content, and in...

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