"I can take the pressure of last-minute changes, and I've proven this throughout my career. Last year, I was working on a large project with many stakeholders involved in the work. After we had kicked off our project, set our goals and milestones, and began working, we were asked to make some last-minute changes to the project's goals. It was early August, less than a month until we were to have the final product ready to go. First, I asked leadership if there was any leeway to extend the deadline for the project given the last-minute changes, and they said no. I knew that I had to lead the project team admirably and go back to square one with new planning. I quickly scheduled a meeting, and we took off from there. At no point during this process did I become flustered or angered because these things happen. My project team saw my positive attitude and followed along without hesitation."