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A superintendent interview response can explain the problem, the process, and what happened in the end.
But can the board identify the decision?
Episode 160 continues our examination of the Decision Chain™ with:
Executive Interview Intelligence™ | Research Observation #188
Decision becomes visible when the board can identify what the candidate chose and how that choice shaped what happened next.
Using evidence from Case Study #20, we examine three different ways a leadership decision can become visible within an interview response.
One candidate connected two organizational challenges through a decision about where an academic program would operate.
Another used information from employers and community partners to influence what the district offered students.
A third reflected on a previous leadership experience and identified a different decision that experience would lead to in the future.
The examples show why meetings, collaboration, data, and implementation don't necessarily clarify the candidate's decision.
