Is there a mistake you made in one of your past jobs that, looking back on it, you could have handled differently–and gotten a better outcome? When employers ask this kind of job interview question, they want to know that you can learn from your mistakes and be better going forward.
In the video below, I will talk about how to answer interview questions about things you could have done differently, and give you suggestions for what to say when you answer it.
Read my blog article about this, How to Answer Interview Questions Q60. It’s part of my series of 101 tough job interview questions, How to Answer Interview Questions.
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Hi! I’m Peggy McKee and you know me as “the Sales Recruiter” on this blog. I was raised on a thousand acre ranch in central Oklahoma. I have a B.S. Chemistry and an M.B.A., Concentration: Marketing from the University of Oklahoma (Go Sooners!). I have worked all over the United States and...