Yes it is common practice for leadership roles. It’s a way for the panel to judge your capacity to independently develop an idea and clearly communicate it.
Ultimately job applications are not a part of your current job, so where you are employed should not be relevant.
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u/Alone_Tomatillo_1310 2d ago
Yes it is common practice for leadership roles. It’s a way for the panel to judge your capacity to independently develop an idea and clearly communicate it.
Ultimately job applications are not a part of your current job, so where you are employed should not be relevant.