When a change occurs in the workplace, how do you naturally adjust with ease?

"Having worked in water treatment operations for the last 11 years, the one thing that has been true is that change is inevitable. Because I am someone who is enamored with technology and how it helps improve processes and life in general, I've always embraced new equipment and processes with ease. For me, success in handling change comes down to having the right attitude and a dedication to learning new things. Perhaps the best example of this was when the plant I am with currently installed a SCADA unit. Some older operators were thrown for a major loop, but I quickly looked to the fact that a lot of necessary night and weekend shifts were going to go away and that was exciting for work-life balance. I led the charge in the training under the new system and was recognized for helping my team charge forward."

Prior to your water treatment operator interview, be sure to think of some times you have had to adapt and be fluid in your work due to rapid changes. The important things to reflect on are your ability to remain positive in any situation out of your control and your willingness to learn new ways of doing things. As you talk about one or two of the big changes you have faced during your career in the past, make it very clear that you would enter this role as an employee who is always open to change.