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I would consider myself a prett honest and real person so I would probably just answer honestly. Based on the way I have heard people respond, however, do they

• shyn3 8y ago
  Basically, you want to take a negative and frame it as a positive. You can respond to this something like, I spend too much time doing X, in order to limit myself and produce results faster, I set a task at the end of the project, with a fixed amount of time to update X. An example is, I spend a lot of time in writing unit tests, in order to deliver projects on time, I set a fixed amount of time at the end of the deliverable to write unit tests, in order to provide a stable code set, and a set of tests which can help with changes in the future. Another one can be, I work in a silo mode, so in order to offset that, I send e-mails/communicate with my team members more frequently, in order for them to be aware of what I am working on and where I am in my projects, also, to be able to solicit feedback from them.