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Becoming an effective leader and business professional requires you to develop a number of skills throughout your career. In this program, you will consider many different business skills-some tangible, and some intangible. And some of those intangible skills, when put into practice, can result in new opportunities for growth and development for yourself, for the organizations where you work, and for others within and outside of your personal and professional community.

In this topic, you will consider the importance of questioning. 

• Describe a time in your professional life in which you asked one or more critical questions that either uncovered some important information or played a significant role in a situation working out favorably. How might the outcome have been different if you had not asked your question(s)?
• In addition to identifying what your questions were, consider the way in which you asked your question(s) in the situation. In what ways did you thoughtfully tailor your approach to how you asked the question(s) for your specific audience (i.e., to support open dialogue and information sharing and avoid the other party [or parties] getting defensive)?
• Reflecting on the situation, and based on any insights gained from the video, is there anything else you might have done differently if faced with a similar situation in the future?

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