Johnson and Johnson Mock Interview

Practice 44 Johnson and Johnson interview questions covering Our Credo values, healthcare innovation, and behavioral scenarios.

WRITTEN BY RYAN BRUNNER
QUESTION 23 OF 44

When have you shown great integrity at work?

Johnson & Johnson's credo is all about responsibility to their customers, employees, stakeholders as well as the communities they serve. They want to gauge your concept of integrity and how it aligns with theirs. They want to know if your moral high ground would complement or clash with their company's values.

"In my current position, I am responsible for the cash deposit on a daily basis. There has never been a discrepancy in the four years that I have been in this role. I best show my integrity by being a consistently reliable employee."

"I have always prided myself on being a person and employee that displays a great amount of integrity! Honesty and integrity are two values at the center of my being. I like to think I practice this in the workplace by always doing the right thing for the company, its customers, and its people."

Integrity comes from a place of consistent honesty and morality. Talk to the interviewer about the way(s) you've exhibited integrity in the workplace.

Use examples of your own conduct. Avoid using negative examples or highlighting a lack of integrity in others. Holding yourself in contrast to others is no different than exploiting someone else's weakness to make your strengths seem bigger than they are. Such a move lacks integrity.

Community answers are written by other candidates practicing this set. Reading how others frame the same question is one of the fastest ways to sharpen your own.

Anonymous Answer

Integrity comes from moral values. My parents instilled these values in me as a young child. I always ask myself, would a certain choice or situation be something that I would feel good about.

Margarita's Feedback

Here you spoke about integrity being a basic part of you; however, the employer might need a bit more detail about how it plays out in your actions.

Growing up I was taught that integrity is a basic moral value; therefore, I use it to make important decisions. Before I accept any assignment I think about whether or not I can deliver with excellence.

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