We give you tips for how to answer "How do you respond to constructive feedback?"
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This question can also be phrased as how do you handle criticism or describe a time where you were criticized, and it can be pretty tricky to answer. You don’t want to say that you are perfect and never receive criticism, but you also don’t want to seem as though you get citizen frequently. With taking criticism, you don’t want to come across as delicate and easily discouraged nor do you want to present yourself as arrogant and above taking feedback. Here are some examples of good ways to answer the question.
If you are asked to talk about an area you were criticized on in the past, try not to pick a something that will be central to the job you are applying for. Pick something legitimate and show that you accepted the criticism and worked to improve it.
Remember, employers like to hire individuals who are intent on improving their skills in order to do the best work possible. Showing a willingness to take feedback demonstrates that you are that type of person.