Describe a time when you received constructive feedback from a manager or peer. How did you respond and what changed?

Why This Is Asked
Del Monte values employees who are coachable and continuously improve. This question reveals your attitude toward learning and your ability to adapt behavior.
General Approach
Admit the feedback openly, avoid blaming others, and demonstrate a clear action plan you followed. Show that you view feedback as a tool for professional growth, not criticism.
Sample STAR Answer▾
Situation
During my on-the-job training as a sales assistant at a local distributor, my supervisor told me that I was too hesitant to approach new sari-sari store owners and often waited for them to come to me.
Task
I needed to become more proactive in initiating sales conversations with potential customers I visited daily on my route.
Action
I thanked my supervisor for the honest feedback and asked her to role-play a few store visit scenarios with me after work. I then started each day by setting a small goal, like greeting every store owner personally and asking one open-ended question about their weekly sales. I kept a small notebook to jot down what worked and what did not, and reviewed it with her weekly.
Result
After three weeks, my supervisor said she noticed a big improvement in my confidence and my route sales covered 12 more stores per day. I even converted three previously inactive accounts into regular buyers.
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