"When I have a large workload, I do not stress over the tasks in front of me. Rather, I make a simple plan of which tasks are a high priority and which tasks are a lower priority. I complete the higher-priority tasks. Through this system, I can focus on my tasks individually rather than stressing out about the multitude of tasks ahead of me. I also love the satisfaction of crossing things off my list!"

"In the job I've had for the last nine years, there are times of the year when we have higher production loads, and overtime is offered on a volunteer basis. I am typically willing to volunteer because my home life allows it, and I like the extra income. There are also times when it is mandated for all production staff. I never let mandated overtime get me down and always put my best foot forward when working additional hours."

The best way to answer a question like this is to use a specific example from your career when you had to handle a stressful workload. Carefully walk your interviewer through the situation and the action you took to work through it with professionalism and success. To finish your answer, reiterate that you are willing and ready to take on any of the challenges presented to you in the future at Kimberly-Clark.

"I'm ready for any challenge that would come my way at Kimberly-Clark, even if it involves a high workload and extra projects. I feel confident that my undergraduate program has prepared me to stay organized and on track in my work in any situation, especially given that I had some very loaded semesters to finish my program in four years."