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Asma Venkitta verified

Numerade educator

A new coworker has joined your team. She is a great communicator but could benefit from using a more collaborative approach. You'd like to provide her with feed back to help her thrive , but you are not her manager. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? •Each time you work together, provide candid feedback. Share real- time examples of how she could be more collaborative. •share your feedback anyway and give specific examples of how she and the team could benefit from a more collaborative approach. •offer to act as a mentor based on your experience with the team. Suggest ongoing meetings to discuss progress. •Give her time to adapt to her new role. Because you are peers, only provide feedback if she directly asks for it.

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Akash M verified

Numerade educator

Several of your co workers are having unexpected problems today, and many of them are asking for your help. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? • to be fair, help co-workers according to who asks first. • prioritize the issues and decide which ones can wait. Help with the most important ones first. • consult with your supervisor to decide which issues should be dealt with first • focus on helping the coworkers with whom you work most closely. You won't have time for everyone.

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You notice one of your new team members seems disengaged. Other team members have to make up for her poor performance, and her frequent complaining appears to be hurting morale. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? • point out to her how her behaviour impacts others. Emphasize the importance of getting along with her team mates. • Alert your supervisor to how your team member's behaviour is negatively impacting the team and ask him to speak to her. • Be empathetic, recognizing that she might be struggling to adjust. Give her time to improve, and go out of your way to help her when you can. • Ask your team mates for help. Work together to develop strategies for creating a positive, inclusive environment for her

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Your supervisor has given you additional responsibilities based on your recent string performance. you are concerned about being able to handle more work on top of your existing responsibilities. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? • create a plan to integrate these responsibilities into your work. Ask your supervisor for feedback. • delegate less important tasks to others to make time to handle these new responsibilities. • manage your time as best as you can for a few weeks. Raise concerns if you Begin to struggle. • ask your supervisor for advice about handling this role expansion.

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Supreeta N verified

Numerade educator

Someone outside of your office informs you of an error your team made on a recent project. Several co-workers worked on this project, and your record shows everything was done correctly. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? • call the person to review your project records, so she can understand your point of view. • since your records look correct, ask your supervisor to check with your co workers about the error. • put your tasks on hold so you can investigate the issue. Ask the person for more specific information so you can identify the error. • unless your supervisor specifically asks you to look into this issue, continue with your normal work for the day.

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Asma Venkitta verified

Numerade educator

You are a first-year employee working on a small project with a tight deadline. You know you are going to have difficulty completing the assigned work in the allocated time. As a newer employee, you don’t want others questioning your time management. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? • see if someone else on your team can help you. Suggest that you share your assignment load to get the work done on time. • double your efforts to get the work done as soon as possible , but track that extra time you spend. After the work is complete, inform your supervisor of this extra time, to help with resource planning for future workloads. • talk to your supervisor. Tell her you think the deadline is unrealistic and provide an estimate of how much extra time you need to complete the work. • try to make good impression and avoid drawing attention to the problem. Put in extra time to complete the work during evenings and weekends this once.

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Asma Venkitta verified

Numerade educator

You're working on a cross-functional project team tasked with aligning practices across all functions. Every member is enthusiastic and proposed a variety of ideas, but most ideas will not apply cross-functionally. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? • help the team to understand the projects broader objective. Ask each member to share how their idea could apply to all functions. • draw attention to the need for broader ideas by illustrating how the ideas proposed are too narrow to apply to all functions. • thank everyone for their ideas. Find a way to integrate as many as you can, eliminating the ideas that are too narrow. • initial ideas are rarely perfect. keep encouraging members to share their ideas until you get the one that works for everyone.

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Asma Venkitta verified

Numerade educator

A new coworker has joined your team. She is a great communicator but could benefit from using a more collaborative approach. You'd like to provide her with feed back to help her thrive , but you are not her manager. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? •Each time you work together, provide candid feedback. Share real- time examples of how she could be more collaborative. •share your feedback anyway and give specific examples of how she and the team could benefit from a more collaborative approach. •offer to act as a mentor based on your experience with the team. Suggest ongoing meetings to discuss progress. •Give her time to adapt to her new role. Because you are peers, only provide feedback if she directly asks for it.

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Several of your co workers are having unexpected problems today, and many of them are asking for your help. Which statement is MOST like how you would respond? And Which statement is LEAST like how you would respond? • to be fair, help co-workers according to who asks first. • prioritize the issues and decide which ones can wait. Help with the most important ones first. • consult with your supervisor to decide which issues should be dealt with first • focus on helping the coworkers with whom you work most closely. You won't have time for everyone.

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