If feedback says 'be more structured,' what should I actually practice?

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I keep hearing the same vague feedback after mocks: be more structured. I am not sure whether that means my case framework is weak, my answers are too long, or my communication is messy. How do I turn that feedback into something specific I can work on?

Mayank G. · Accepted Answer

First identify where the lack of structure appears: framework, analysis, brainstorming, or communication.

'Be more structured' can describe several different problems, so more full cases alone may not fix it.

If your framework is fine but chart answers jump around, the issue may be communication rather than structuring.

Record a few answers and isolate one behavior to improve, such as signposting or leading with the answer.

@polaroidlark · Answer

'More structured' can mean five different things.

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