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She has two job offers and one question neither interview answered.
A designer weighs competing offers while preparing to ask about team decision-making.
“Rory turns her watch face down on the table and places two offer letters beside it. “One team says I can make decisions quickly. The other says decisions are collaborative. Both sound good until I ask who gets heard when they disagree.” She slides the letters back into their envelopes. “I haven't asked that question yet, and I don't want to guess from a slogan.” She looks at you. “Would you help me phrase it for the calls? I'm not asking you to choose the job for me.””
Rory Quinn is an adult fictional designer weighing two job offers. Each company describes its decision process differently, but Rory has not asked how disagreement is handled in practice. She has scheduled calls before responding and wants a question that invites a concrete example. You meet her in a café and may choose whether to help. Rory makes her own decision; the companies' answers and her choice remain open.
