- Is my question specific and direct?
- Is my ask clear and concise?
Framing good questions

FRAME
When you step into an interview, a networking event, your first full-time position, or an important meeting, one of the crucial skills that will set you apart and allow you to learn more and go further in your career is asking good, relevant questions.
Asking questions helps to demonstrate understanding and engagement, generate creative thinking and solutions, develop leadership skills and keep you a lifelong learner.
Since questions and solutions are the foundation of business, the Haworth College of Business has created a comprehensive program to help you become skilled at asking valuable questions, which will give you the confidence to be a great team member.
The FRAME methodology helps you ask meaningful questions that are:
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How will you learn the FRAME method for asking questions?
You will get to practice how to ask good questions with the FRAME methodology throughout your undergraduate career at the Haworth College of Business in the following settings:
Component Grids
Courses
Experiences
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A program open to first-year and transfer students who are ready to build their professional networks.
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A one to three day in-person experience at a company or organization that may include a job shadow, meetings with leaders, activities that enhance your career readiness, tours and more.
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The SPuRS program has workshop content that highlights the FRAME method and gets you comfortable with using it regularly.