Seemingly simple problems contain profound workplace enlightenment, just like the problems we face in the workplace, which may seem tricky, but as long as we have enough wisdom and calmness, we can always find a solution. Today, let's take a look at this question full of workplace wisdom. There are 4 easiest solutions, let's take a look at them one by one:
1.Observe the characteristics of the water: First, carefully observe the color, clarity and presence of impurities in each bottle of water. In the workplace, we should also conduct in-depth analysis and understanding of problems, and not be confused by superficial simplicity. 
2.Use environmental cues: You can then look for cues based on your surroundings. In the workplace, we can also use the information and resources around us to solve problems, and industry knowledge and interactions with colleagues can provide unexpected solutions. 
3.Try it small: You can also use a small amount of trying, drink a little bit first to observe the body's reaction. In the workplace interview, we can also give a preliminary answer framework first, and then adjust it according to the feedback to avoid blind selection. 
4.Connect with previous experiences: Finally, if you've ever been in a similar situation, recall how you used to judge the safety of water. In the workplace, we can also answer questions by citing past work experience, and this sharing of practical experience can often impress the interviewer. 
In the workplace, we often face challenges like explorers, and interviews are one of the adventures in the workplace. Answering questions from female interviewers not only tests our logical thinking, but also skillfully uses workplace wisdom. Just as we need to solve water problems, we need to observe, use environmental cues, test your skills, and connect with previous experiences to apply this wisdom to solving problems in the workplace. In the "desert" of the workplace, sometimes problems may seem tricky, but as long as they are used properly, they can always find solutions. On the journey of workplace adventure, I hope everyone can find their own "water source" with wisdom and calmness!