Problem: Article: Do a simple online search to find out what type of questions are asked during an interview for a job needing analytical skills. Researching beforehand will give you an idea as to the type of questions you should prepare for. For example, some typical questions from potential employers include, "How do you go about solving an issue when you're not sure where to start?" or "Give an example of a time when you were given a problem to fix, and how you came up with a solution." In an interview for a job needing analytical skills, you're going to be asked to give examples of how you've demonstrated problem-solving. Before the interview, come up with situations where you came up with solutions to a problem. Be prepared to explain 3-4 instances where you problem-solved successfully, and know the details behind your examples. Avoid sharing stories where the problem was caused by you, even if you did solve it. Choose stories that are relevant to the job that you're interviewing for. An example might be, "I noticed that the attendance had dropped at our most recent fundraisers, so I decided to poll the previous attendees to see how they'd describe their experience. I found that many people wanted to donate money but didn't have time to attend fundraisers, so I set up an online donating system." Giving detailed responses will show that you're not only prepared, but that you know what you're talking about. Instead of just stating the outcome of a situation, give the step-by-step process of how you got to the outcome. Instead of just saying that you planned a marketing event, you could say that you researched the targeted audience of the product and then created a marketing strategy that captured the attention of potential buyers, increasing sales by 30%. While you want to give details, you also want to make sure the details are relevant. When a potential employer asks a question, don't take too long to respond. While you definitely want a thought-out response, showing analytical skills in an interview means proving that you can think quickly on the spot. If you're well-prepared, you should be able to respond promptly to a question. Since an interview is based on talking, this is a great time to display your top-notch communication skills. When answering questions or explaining things you've done, don't use fancy words unnecessarily. Show that you're not only a skilled analyst, but you're also able to talk about your results and research in a way that everyone can understand. If your job was to create password protection apps, you could start off by asking your interviewer if they use an app, journal, or other item to keep track of their passwords. Then you can give them a general summary of how you did your job, explaining the details as you would to someone who worked in a different job field.
Summary: Research questions that are likely to be asked. Come prepared with problem-solving success stories. Provide details in your answers. Be prompt with your responses. Showcase your communication skills.

Problem: Article: You can do this in a large bowl, using an electric mixer. Put the butter or margarine in the bowl and beat it with the mixer until it is smooth and fluffy. Then add the vanilla and the milk to the butter, while you continue to mix. Gradually add the powdered sugar, while continuing to use the mixer. Add it bit by bit, over the course of about 15-20 seconds. That way it doesn't clump as you try to stir it. If you want to use several different colors with your decorations, spread your icing out in several different bowls. You can keep one batch plain white, and add colors to the other batches. To make sure you get the color you want, add the food coloring gradually. Remember that the icing will often dry darker than it looks when it is wet. Start with a few drops of color then stir to see the new color of the icing. Continue to add the food coloring, a few drops at a time, until the shade is what you want. Darker, bolder colors will require more food coloring. In some cases, you may need as much as half a bottle of food coloring. In order to apply the icing to the cookies, you'll need piping bags. You can purchase bags and metal piping tips, or you can just make your own using a plastic sandwich bag. Spoon the icing into the sandwich bag, and cut a small hole in the corner of the sandwich bag. Cut a very small piece of the corner to start, because you can always expand it if you need to. If you cut too much, the icing will pour out too quickly. Use one bag for each color, including the plain white icing.
Summary: Mix your ingredients together. Add food coloring to the icing. Place the icing into piping bags.

Problem: Article: Go to https://www.facebook.com/. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address (or phone number) and password in the top-right side of the page. Depending on where you want to create your post, this will vary: Your page - You can create a post for your page from the top of the News Feed. A friend's page - Click the search bar at the top of the screen, type in a friend's name, click their name, then click their profile image. A group - Click Groups on the left side of the page, click the Groups tab, and then click the group you want to go to. This box is at the top of the News Feed. If you're posting to a friend's page or a group page, you'll find the post box below the cover photo. Type your content into the post box. You can also add a colored background by clicking one of the color blocks below the text box. Colored backgrounds are only supported for posts of 130 characters or fewer. If you want to add more to your post, click one of the options located below the post box: Photo/Video - Allows you to select a photo or video from your computer to upload to the post. Tag Friends - Allows you to select a friend or group of friends to tag in the post. Tagged friends will receive the post on their own pages. Check in - Lets you add an address or a location to your post. Feeling/Activity - Lets you select an emotion or activity to add to the post. It's the blue button in the bottom-right corner of the window.
Summary: Open Facebook. Go to the page where you want to post. Click the post box. Add text to your post. Add more content to your post. Click Post.

Problem: Article: Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. The System Preferences window will open. You'll find this option on the right side of the System Preferences window. It's in the lower-right corner of the window. A new window will pop up. This is at the top of the pop-up window. It's to the right of the "Router" heading near the top of the window.
Summary:
Open the Apple menu . Click System Preferences. Click Network. Click Advanced. Click the TCP/IP tab. Look at the "Router" address.