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Capstone: The Mock Loop1 / 2

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Four behavioral prompts, four themes

Use the evidence to decide "Which four behavioral themes should your prepared stories map to for the Cursor values round and what makes a story land?" Explain the choice plainly.

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Four behavioral prompts, four themesrehearse one tight story per theme

Truth-seeking

"Tell me about a finding nobody wanted to hear."

Show you surfaced the uncomfortable result and followed the data over the loudest opinion

End on what the team did once they accepted it

Ownership

"A study fell apart mid-flight - what did you do?"

Show self-direction with no one assigning you the fix

Flat org, no narrow job descriptions: prove you don't wait for permission

Ambiguity & pace

"You had 48 hours and no clean data. Go."

Show a good-enough study that still drove a decision

Bias to ship insight, not to perfect the method

Influence without authority

"You disagreed with a PM's roadmap call. What happened?"

Change a cross-functional decision with evidence, not title

End on the decision that moved and the relationship intact

Interview move

Run every behavioral story on a compressed STAR: ten seconds of situation, the bulk on the action and your specific judgment, a hard stop on the measurable result. If you're past ninety seconds and haven't reached the outcome, you over-built the setup. Land the plane.