Tell me about a time when you had to work under pressure.

"In my last position, I was a Quality Engineer in the automotive industry responsible for day-to-day production. At one point, I was responsible for adjusting a jig that was screwing on car doors incorrectly. I was nervous because the whole line was stopped due to this one jig, and it was up to me to get it going again. The key here was verification. After adjusting the jig, I watched a couple car doors go through to make sure the fix was working correctly. Soon after, the line was up and running again, and I was relieved."

"Once, I had a workload of 90 order lines to fulfill in 3 months which was 3 times higher than I had been used to. My supervisor would consistently check on them. In order to compensate, I would routinely ask if any coworkers had availability to receive delegated work. Additionally, I worked 12-hour shifts until the deadlines resumed normal levels."