Handling Ambiguity and Prioritization Questions

Demonstrate how you operate when briefs are incomplete, objectives change, or multiple stakeholders compete for limited resources. Describe how you clarify goals and constraints, surface assumptions, and make timely trade off decisions with incomplete information. Explain prioritization approaches such as scoring models that weigh impact effort and confidence, the use of incremental experiments and split testing to reduce uncertainty, and communication patterns that align stakeholders and reset expectations. Good answers show frameworks for decision making, examples of trade offs made under pressure, and how you documented and learned from ambiguous situations.