Q. Give me an example of a problem you faced on job, and tell me how you solved it. A. "I try to take a systematic approach to problem solving where I take time to gather relevant data, clearly define problem or goal, then come up with possible solutions. I think it is important to get information and clarify problem first before you start coming up with possible solutions, or wasting other people's time. FOR INSTANCE, when I was at Job "X" ... What kinds of challenges are you currently facing in your department? How tough a position does this put you in? What could ideal candidate do to help solve this problem in his or her first three months on job?"

Q. Describe a situation when working with a team produced more successful results than if you had completed project on your own. A. "Working with others allows you data-mine other people's skills and experiences, get perspectives and ideas that you would not have on your own, and check quality of your own work before it goes out door. FOR EXAMPLE, at Job "X" I worked with many great people. I was able to "pick their brains" -- so to speak -- about effectiveness of various techniques, estimates on how long it would take to get various things done, etc. I would not have been able to do my job as effectively with out them. Will there be opportunity to work in team situations at this job?"

I wish you all best in your next job interview!

I know I would be happy with business plan templates that I could modify and add my own thoughts. I think it would be like instant soup. You have bought basic ingredient, but you still need to provide a little bit more like hot water and a bowl.

Though I haven't tried collection myself it looks quite good. I think this would be useful if you are in business school, early part of your career, or even a seasoned business man venturing into new areas.

Till next week and all best with your business planning!