As I said above, I did a lot of this when time and money constraints severely limited exploration of the solution space, yet I succeeded most of the time. Gues

As I said above, I did a lot of this when time and money constraints severely limited exploration of the solution space, yet I succeeded most of the time. Guessing is a skill, and some people are better at it than others. An "educated guess" is based upon knowledge and experience, but little more. I don't really know that this is what Kagi was looking for though. Perhaps they wanted something more than a guess but less than a full solution. Maybe just enough to gauge the confidence of the candidate. The "new business" environment often involves a lot of guesswork.