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Can you recall a time when you felt caught between two choices and struggled to decide? How did you eventually make your decision?

When making important decisions, do you believe all things considered, it is better to trust your instincts or rely on careful analysis? Why?

Have you witnessed situations where people flip-flopped between different opinions or stances?

Share an experience when you felt completely out of the loop regarding a popular trend or topic.

Have you ever had plans that were up in the air due to unforeseen circumstances?

Can you think of something valuable or desirable that was up for grabs in your life recently?

Have you ever been in a situation where a group of people had difficulty being on the same page?

Can you recall a time when someone you know tended to flip-flop between different opinions or decisions? Tell us about it.

In your opinion, do you believe that all things being equal, experience plays a significant role in determining job prospects? Why or why not?

How do you feel when you find out that you have been out of the loop about an important event or development? How do you catch up in such situations?

Have you ever been involved in a situation where the final decision was up in the air for a long time? How did it affect you and the people involved?

Have you ever been in a situation where something desirable was up for grabs?

Do you think it's important for a team to be on the same page when working on a project? Why or why not?