If your supervisor asked you to do something in a way you were not used to, how would you react?

"I am an experienced auto-mechanic, but I am certainly not a know-it-all when it comes to my work. I am always willing to take on new styles of work to help with my efficiency."

The interviewer wants to know that you can take direction and that you aren't too proud to accept feedback, and additional training, from time to time. Every manager has their style of communication, so it's a great time to ask the interviewer what their leadership style is.

"First I would make sure I understood what you were asking. If it was another way of doing something, like repairing, I might ask if you can show me what you're talking about. I would rather get something done right the first time than have to waste time and energy doing it a second time just because I misunderstood what you needed."