Were you ever dissatisfied with the outcome of your work? What did you do to rectify the situation?

Think about a time you were unsuccessful in your work. Your interviewer would welcome an example from a work experience or an experience from your schooling. Briefly discuss the situation with your interviewer and describe how you reacted. Be sure to include the action steps you took to recover from the situation. Discuss what you learned from the situation at the end of your response. Then, explain how you will apply that lesson to improve the quality of your work at Boeing.

"I am rarely dissatisfied with my work because I keep high standards for myself and what I deliver. With that said, I did face a tough learning situation in graduate school during a difficult semester of block scheduling. I had difficulty putting in extra time on a heavily weighted research paper due to a heavy class schedule. For a few weeks, I stayed up extra hours and lived on three to four hours of sleep each night, and the final paper I turned in didn't meet my expectations. A few days after I turned it in, I spoke to my professor about my paper and how it didn't meet my expectations. While I didn't expect a pity grade or the chance to resubmit it, it felt great to get the weight off of my chest. Looking back, I realize that taking care of myself and getting more sleep would have improved my work."