Proactively searches for new perspectives, attitudes, and behaviors to take steps to evaluate and improve performance. Seeks feedback and looks for learning opportunities for self-development.
Sample Behavioral Indicators
Demonstrates self-reflection and solicits feedback from others regarding performance.
Seeks feedback to identify appropriate areas for learning.
Shows interest in and pursues appropriate learning activities that fulfill self-development and learning needs.
Maintains a positive and realistic level of self-confidence in personal strengths and weaknesses.
Applies new practical technical and business knowledge information on the job.
Sample Behavioral-Based Interview Questions
Give me an example of a time you knew you had outgrown a position and it was time to move on.
Tell me about your greatest career achievements. Why did you pick those examples?
Tell me about a time you felt “off track” in your career progress.
Tell me about a time when you turned down a good job.
Tell me about a time when you had to learn something new or difficult in a short amount of time. What created the situation? What did you have to learn? How did you learn it?
Recommended Resources
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Powerful Lessons in Personal Change (Covey). Simon & Schuster, 2004.