"As I mentioned previously, my top strength is being an "achiever." While being an achiever is really helpful, I know there are downsides to it too. For example, I am driven to get everything done--right here and now. I've learned, however, that it is really important for me to prioritize and to rest and take breaks. I've been working on putting my own well-being ahead of my achieving nature. Even though it feels weird sometimes, I know it's for the best, and I can jump right back in where I left off with a clear head."

This question assesses your insight and level of self-reflection. There are several different ways to respond, but ultimately you want to show you are someone who thoughtfully reflects on themselves and sets goals for improvement. You can consider talking about the opposite perspective of the strength you discussed previously. You could also talk about something entirely different, but once again, show that you're working on improving some aspect of your personal or professional skillset.