Module 4 · The group discussion and the panel Lesson 12 of 15
Listening and the follow-up question
A good answer starts with hearing the question exactly. Repeat it in one line if it was long, answer, then ask one follow-up that shows you are thinking about their problem, not just your script.
Worked example
Repeating "so you want to know how I handled a deadline that moved" buys you a second to think and proves you listened.
Your practice task
Take five common interview questions, repeat each back in one line, then answer and ask one follow-up.
Do this before moving on. Reading a solution teaches the shape of it; typing it teaches you.
Key takeaway
A good answer starts with hearing the question exactly. Repeat it in one line if it was long, answer, then ask one follow-up that shows you are thinking about their problem, not just your script.
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