“Have you tried to fix this
before?” Answers to this question can
yield some interesting and sometimes surprisingly information.
A “Yes” response requires
careful follow-up questions. “What
happened?” is a good starting point. You
want to understand what actions were taken, what tools were purchased (if any),
when this all took place – and what were the outcomes for the organization and
those who were impacted.
If the answer is “No,” your
response could be “Why not?” It might be
that the problem was never big enough to address (but now it is) or that prior
solutions were perceived as insufficient (in what ways?).
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