How do you handle criticism?
I always welcome feedback on my work whether it is praise or criticism.
The worst situation is not getting feedback because I won’t know whether
I’m doing well or not. Criticism provides a great opportunity to learn and grow.
If I’m doing something wrong, I’d like to know so that I can correct and improve
myself.
Do you speak up if your point of view differs from that of your superiors?
I’m not the type of person who always says “yes,” and I don’t refrain from
expressing my opinions. However, I’m careful about how to express them.
I do not argue with the person, whether it’s my superior or co-worker.
Miscommunication is a common problem, so I want to make sure I understand
their view correctly and how the person came to form that view.
And if I still believe my opinion can make a contribution,
I present it as a suggestion, not as a disagreement or criticism.
I wouldn't mind night overtime and weekend work as long as I can develop
my technical expertise .
My motto is,
"Don't bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors.
Try to be better than yourself."
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How do you handle criticism?
If it's a legitimate criticism, I reflect on it.
Other criticisms fall into one ear.
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Do you speak up if your point of view differs from that of your superiors?
After listening to my superior's opinion,
I respect his opinion and suggestion my opinion.
