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Analyzer Technician Mock Interview

Question 2 of 27 for our Analyzer Technician Mock Interview

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Question 2 of 27

Tell us about a time when someone pointed out something you did wrong. How did you feel about it? What was the situation? What did you say or do?

"I remember when I was first learning how to weld, I thought that I could just grab a welding helmet. I didn't realize at the time that we had both types of welding helmets on hand. A coworker quickly pointed out that I was wearing the wrong helmet for the job. At first, I wasn't sure what he meant because I was wearing a helmet. I stopped welding immediately and gave him a chance to explain that I was just wearing the wrong type. I immediately corrected my mistake and made sure that in the future I always chose the correct helmet for the job. I also made a point to thank him because he could have saved me from an injury."

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How to Answer: Tell us about a time when someone pointed out something you did wrong. How did you feel about it? What was the situation? What did you say or do?

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  • 2. Tell us about a time when someone pointed out something you did wrong. How did you feel about it? What was the situation? What did you say or do?

      How to Answer

      This scenario is designed to gauge your maturity level at work. We've all done something wrong at one time or another, and how you handle correction and feedback says a lot about you. Try to think of a time when you were corrected for a small mistake, and how you overcame the fact that someone pointed out something you did wrong.

      Written by Elizabeth Engler on June 17th, 2021

      Answer Example

      "I remember when I was first learning how to weld, I thought that I could just grab a welding helmet. I didn't realize at the time that we had both types of welding helmets on hand. A coworker quickly pointed out that I was wearing the wrong helmet for the job. At first, I wasn't sure what he meant because I was wearing a helmet. I stopped welding immediately and gave him a chance to explain that I was just wearing the wrong type. I immediately corrected my mistake and made sure that in the future I always chose the correct helmet for the job. I also made a point to thank him because he could have saved me from an injury."

      Written by Elizabeth Engler on June 17th, 2021