STAR
METHOD
Interview process
1
SITUATION (S)
The interviewer wants to understand the initial context.
"Tell me about a situation where you faced a major
challenge at work."
"Describe an unexpected problem that arose during your
last project."
💡 Tip: Be clear and concise when describing the scenario, but
avoid unnecessary details.
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2
TASK (T)
The goal here is to understand your role or responsibility.
"What was your responsibility in this situation?"
"What was expected of you in this project?"
💡 Tip: Highlight your expected contribution and its relevance.
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3
ACTION (A)
This stage focuses on what you did and how you solved the
problem.
"What did you do to address the challenge?"
"What specific steps did you take to achieve the goal?"
💡 Tip: Focus on the specific actions you took, avoiding "we" if it
was a team effort.
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4
RESULT (R)
Here, you present the outcomes of your actions.
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"What were the results achieved?"
"What did you learn or how did it impact the company?"
💡 Tip: Use numbers, data, or feedback to demonstrate
tangible results, and highlight any positive impact when
possible.
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