Interview questions › Learning agility
How do you keep up with changes in your field? Be specific about what you actually read, watch or do.
Learning agility · commonly asked in most interviews
No account, no credit card for the first three questions.
How to answer it well
Name two sources and one change you made in your own work because of something you read there.
Two mistakes that cost you points
- Listing newsletters and podcasts you skim.
- No example of a decision you changed.
What to do with this question today
- Answer it out loud once, without stopping. Do not write it down first.
- Read back exactly what you said. Mark the filler words, and the length of your longest pause.
- Answer it again and change one thing — usually the opening line, or the number at the end.
This question is not in the free run yet — practise the same skill with a free run, or paste a job description and we build the set around that role.
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Dimension: Learning agility — the same skill is probed again with different wording, so practise the pattern, not just this sentence.