-: So problem solving is a big one,
because it comes up in kind of every role.
In an interview, you wanna have one,
I hate to use the word canned,
but canned example that you can provide pretty quickly,
and that could link to many different things,
because that's something you wanna demonstrate,
whether they specifically ask how you solve problems or not.
So just always have,
you know, you don't wanna it to be something
where the problem was your fault, ideally,
and you don't want it to be something
where you went against policy to solve it, ideally,
but you just wanna have an example of you stepping in,
and solving a problem that you did not have to solve,
in an interview.
On a resume, that's a little tougher,
because of course, you can say,
problem solving individual,
and that's what most people do,
but there aren't a ton of ways
to concisely give that same example.
I'd say if you have an achievements section,
that's usually a good place to fold in
a problem that you've solved.