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What's the Meaning of this question/phrase ?

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Mountaineer0009 · 25/09/2023 00:02

Would you consider yourself subjectively firm or objectively flexible ?

during a recruitment test question for an analyst position.

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thecatinthetwat · 25/09/2023 00:14

Firm to some or flexible to all ?

SamAndEIIa · 25/09/2023 00:26

To me, it’s almost asking about your outlook, since they both could be taken to mean similar things. A bit like the glass half full/empty thing.

hellohelp · 25/09/2023 00:27

Gas's have empty/full

hellohelp · 25/09/2023 00:27

hellohelp · 25/09/2023 00:27

Gas's have empty/full

Jesus Christ the typos!!

GLASS HALF FULL/EMPTY

Needanewlifeasap · 25/09/2023 00:52

To me, it sounds like they are asking do you stick to your guns based on your own opinions/morals/ethics/experience etc or are you influenced by others and can be swayed based on outside influences/other people's opinions. I would answer along the lines of 'I'm confident in my own abilities and trust my own thought process and able to take decisive action based on this, however, I understand the importance and value of working as part of a team and able to take on board ideas from others to achieve the best outcome' or something like that. But then again, I could be interpreting it totally wrong 😂 good luck!

Mountaineer0009 · 25/09/2023 01:06

Needanewlifeasap · 25/09/2023 00:52

To me, it sounds like they are asking do you stick to your guns based on your own opinions/morals/ethics/experience etc or are you influenced by others and can be swayed based on outside influences/other people's opinions. I would answer along the lines of 'I'm confident in my own abilities and trust my own thought process and able to take decisive action based on this, however, I understand the importance and value of working as part of a team and able to take on board ideas from others to achieve the best outcome' or something like that. But then again, I could be interpreting it totally wrong 😂 good luck!

very much appricated for your analysis

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Mountaineer0009 · 25/09/2023 01:06

much appricated all so far.

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