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Question 7 of 40 for our Bank of America Mock Interview

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Question 7 of 40

Give an example of a time you showed resilience or motivation in the last 6-12 months.

"I continually work to improve my skills and strive daily for personal and professional growth. That is what motivates me. When I'm doing something I love and achieving those goals, my work motivates me. For example, last month, I was working on a project..."

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How to Answer: Give an example of a time you showed resilience or motivation in the last 6-12 months.

Advice and answer examples written specifically for a Bank of America job interview.

  • 7. Give an example of a time you showed resilience or motivation in the last 6-12 months.

      How to Answer

      Your interviewer is looking for insight into your leadership potential, your personality, what motivates you, and what inspires you. "Lead by example: actively practice ethical behavior, manage risks within the Company's Risk Framework and live the standards of our Code and our values." When answering this question, offer how you approach your work, how you stay motivated, and whether the example you offer was high-pressure or monotonous.

      Written by Kevin Downey on February 6th, 2023

      1st Answer Example

      "I continually work to improve my skills and strive daily for personal and professional growth. That is what motivates me. When I'm doing something I love and achieving those goals, my work motivates me. For example, last month, I was working on a project..."

      Written by Kevin Downey on February 6th, 2023

      2nd Answer Example

      "They let a member of our team go. That individual was way behind on their projects, and our supervisors asked for volunteers to take on the workload. I volunteered for the beefiest project in addition to my work. Then I realized their progress was of poor quality, so I had to start from scratch. I put in overtime and prioritized completing my workload first to maximize the progress I made and not lose momentum before tackling this new project. I recognized from the get-go I couldn't allow my stress to dictate my actions; otherwise, I wouldn't meet the goals I set for myself. Task paralysis never took hold. I kept re-strategizing my time to maximize my productivity. By keeping my eye on the ball and turning that stress energy into productivity, I completed every stage of this project and delivered on time."

      Written by Kevin Downey on February 6th, 2023