Okay, imagine this: it's your first day on the job as an underwriter, you're sitting there at your desk, coffee already cold, and your boss drops a massive stack of files in front of you. "Just review these and get back to me," she says casually. You nod confidently, but inside you're panicking—where do you even start? Do you dive straight into risk factors, or maybe skim through financial statements first? Um...anyway, curious how you'd handle this scenario.
"Do you dive straight into risk factors, or maybe skim through financial statements first?"
Honestly, I'd pause before diving into either. Have you considered quickly sorting the files by urgency or complexity first? I remember my first day in a similar role—jumped straight into the deep end and ended up missing some critical details because I didn't prioritize properly. Maybe taking a moment to categorize could save you from overlooking something important...or am I just being overly cautious here?
