Question: What is your approach to evaluating ideas in terms of whether they fit for implementation or not?
Alternative Question Phrasing:
- How do you determine whether ideas are worth pursuing? Provide an example.
Follow-up questions:
- N/A
Question Details:
Question Type:
Skills:
Abilities:
Work Activity (Task):
Information Input – Estimating Characteristics of Objects, Events, or Information,Information Input – Identifying Objects, Actions, and Events,Information Input – Inspecting Equipment, Structures, or Materials (for Problem Identification),Interacting with Others – Communicating with Supervisors, Peers, or Subordinates,Interacting with Others – Establishing and Maintaining Interpersonal Relationships,Interacting with Others – Innovation Management,Mental Processes – Analyzing Data or Information,Mental Processes – Developing Objectives and Strategies,Mental Processes – Judging the Value of Things, Services, or People,Mental Processes – Processing Information,Mental Processes – Thinking Creatively (Creativity)
Work Context (Person-Job/Team/Org Fit):
Work Style (Person-Job Fit):
What to look for in an answer:
If the candidate has a step by step approach to conclude if an idea can improve the efficiency of the business.
If the candidate emphasizes the importance of feedback from different levels.
If the candidate considers weighing the idea by facts and figures
If the candidate makes comparison between ideas.
Red Flags to Watch For:
If the candidate decides the worth of an idea on assumptions.
If the candidate does not have a definite approach which can weigh the all round potential of that idea in the business.
Sample Answer:
N/A
Question Source:
https://www.totaljobs.com/advice/most-common-competency-based-interview-questions