Critical thinking is used during the "reverse engineering" process since many questions have been documented and statements made that require validation. Not only is critical thinking used to "reverse engineer" programs but critical thinking is employed on a larger scale when a new system is being developed to replace a legacy system. Many older business systems have large amounts of source code that are poorly documented or undocumented. Without clear documentation of these, sometimes complex, …showed first 75 words of 1205 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1205 total…interview with one thought in mind: do not judge a person from past experiences. It is not fair to put labels on people before you have given them an honest and fair opportunity to show what they can do. We can learn a lot from one another if we give one another a chance. References Kirby, Gary R & Goodpaster, Jeffery R. (1999). Thinking. Prentice-Hall, Inc. Merriam-Webster Online (2004) by Merriam-Webster, Incorporated http://www.webster.com.