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Question 6 of 32 for our Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers Mock Interview

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Question 6 of 32

You just finished a garment and realized that you made an irreversible mistake; the garment needs to be completely remade and cannot be altered. What do you do?

"Before taking this mistake to my boss, I'd look very carefully at what I did wrong. I'd ask myself, is there any way to save this? What could I have done differently to avoid this? At what stage could I still have saved the garment?



Then I would take the garment to my boss and apologize for wasting time and money. I'd suggest that we try to sell it as an irregular or put it in a sample sale."

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How to Answer: You just finished a garment and realized that you made an irreversible mistake; the garment needs to be completely remade and cannot be altered. What do you do?

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  • 6. You just finished a garment and realized that you made an irreversible mistake; the garment needs to be completely remade and cannot be altered. What do you do?

      How to Answer

      It's important that your response show that you take responsibility and are willing and able to learn from your mistakes. You'll win over the interviewer if you show humility and a proactive approach to the situation.



      Example Answer: "Before taking this mistake to my boss, I'd look very carefully at what I did wrong. I'd ask myself, is there any way to save this? What could I have done differently to avoid this? At what stage could I still have saved the garment?



      Then I would take the garment to my boss and apologize for wasting time and money. I'd suggest that we try to sell it as an irregular or put it in a sample sale."

      Written by Ryan Brown

      Answer Example

      "Before taking this mistake to my boss, I'd look very carefully at what I did wrong. I'd ask myself, is there any way to save this? What could I have done differently to avoid this? At what stage could I still have saved the garment?



      Then I would take the garment to my boss and apologize for wasting time and money. I'd suggest that we try to sell it as an irregular or put it in a sample sale."

      Written by Ryan Brown