1.
You discover a more efficient way to complete a task at work. What should you do?
Keep it to yourself to look more productive
Implement the change without telling anyone
Share the idea with your supervisor and team
Use it only for your tasks and not others
2.
You disagree with a decision made by your supervisor. How should you handle this situation?
Openly criticize the decision in front of coworkers
Ignore the decision and do things your own way
Express your concerns privately and professionally
Complain about the decision to other supervisors
3.
You notice a colleague is using company resources for personal purposes. How should you handle this?
Join them in misusing company resources
Confront them aggressively
Report the behavior to your supervisor
Ignore it, as it doesn't affect you directly
4.
You're asked to provide a reference for a former colleague whose performance was mediocre. What should you do?
Provide an overly positive reference
Refuse to provide a reference
Offer an honest, balanced reference focusing on their strengths
Provide a negative reference
5.
You notice a significant discrepancy in the company's financial records. What should you do?
Ignore it, assuming someone else will notice
Investigate the discrepancy yourself
Report it immediately to your supervisor or the finance department
Discuss it with your colleagues to get their opinions
6.
A coworker asks for your help on a project, but you're already overwhelmed with your own work. How should you respond?
Refuse without explanation
Take on the extra work despite being overwhelmed
Explain your current workload and suggest alternative solutions
Complain to your supervisor about the request
7.
You witness a coworker taking office supplies for personal use. What's the appropriate action?
Confront the coworker directly
Report the incident to your supervisor
Ignore it, as it's not your concern
Start taking supplies yourself
8.
You receive an angry email from a colleague. How should you respond?
Reply with an equally angry email
Ignore the email completely
Wait to calm down, then respond professionally or discuss in person
Forward the email to other colleagues
9.
You're running late for an important meeting due to unexpected traffic. What should you do?
Speed excessively to make up time
Call ahead to inform the meeting organizer
Skip the meeting entirely
Arrive late without explanation
10.
During a job interview, you're asked about your biggest weakness. How should you respond?
Claim you have no weaknesses
List several major flaws
Discuss a genuine weakness and how you're working to improve it
Refuse to answer the question
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