okhp3-interview-questions

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• okhp3-interview-questions
• Recover the intent
• Classify the premise
• Reframe without losing substance
• Output contract
• Scope and validation
• About

OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3 Keep the real question. Remove claims the interviewer would have to accept before they could answer it. Read the person's draft, the interview audience, any supplied source material and their stated tone. Identify the decision they want to inform: investment backing, practical authority, executive sponsorship, leadership motivation, resources, operating priorities, or success expectations. Preserve that concern instead of replacing it with a generic culture question. If intent or audience is missing, give a provisional neutral question and name the missing context. Ask a focused clarification only if different answers would materially change the question. Do not infer the target's identity from another conversation. Separate the draft into source-supported observations, the person's bounded experience, interpretations and unsupported assertions. Check dates and career biography when they are essential and authorized retrieval is available. Otherwise omit uncertain wording such as "recently" or "after twenty years" and retain a source note outside the spoken question. Do not invent start dates, motivation, budget practices or pl

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