"I believe that environmental quality and sustainability are key defining issues within the consumer products industry. Today, many companies are judged by potential consumers and employees by their positions on issues like these. For example, I'm very impressed by Procter and Gamble's stance on taking steps across its entire supply chain to confirm that sourcing of raw materials does not fund armed groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo and adjoining countries."

"These are very important concerns for me personally, as well. Like Procter and Gamble, I believe that science-based practices can help preserve our planet for generations to come. We can do well as a company and also do good for the environment and for the communities whose resources support our business."

Talk to the interviewer about your thoughts on sustainability and try to align your answer with what you know about Procter and Gamble's practices, policies, and procedures wherever possible. Prior to your interview, researching the company's efforts in environmental stability on their website will pay dividends during your interview.

"I care a lot about the environment and was pleased to see that Proctor & Gamble does as well. I researched a lot about how Proctor & Gamble is taking action and was impressed by the commitment to make all consumer packaging to be recyclable or reusable by 2030! When a company takes the initiative to reduce pollution or conserve natural resources, it says a lot about their commitment to sustainability and sets the example for their employees."