In an interview you are asked "Tell me about a time when you had to collaborate with a team to achieve a goal." In response you say, "To complete the case study we divided the 5 questions to each team member. We also divided the collective research we needed to do by subject matter area. My role was to review their Financial records and determine if their current supply chain practices wasted resources. We would report back to the team three times per week," this is an example of what part of the "SOAR" structure?

Explanation: The SOAR structure is a strategy used in providing comprehensive answers to interview questions. The word SOAR is an acronym that stands for Situation, Objective or Obstacle, Action, and Results.

The aim of using the SOAR technique is to answer an interview questions by referring to a situation in which a task was given, how the task was handled and the result gotten.

Therefore, the scenario described in the question above is an example of the objective aspect of the SOAR structure, because it outlines the objective of the task to be carried out in order to achieve a certain result.