Behavioral & Communication — question 9 of 10
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You and a senior engineer disagree about the root cause of an intermittent hardware failure. You ran one test that supports your theory, but it's not conclusive -- there's a plausible alternative explanation you haven't ruled out yet. In a design review, how do you present your position, and what do you do if it later turns out you were wrong?