Workplace Ethics & Professional Etiquette at Beginner Level

Question 1
1. What does 'workplace ethics' primarily refer to?

(A) C. Strict, inflexible rules with no room for personal judgment.

(B) B. A personal collection of hobbies and interests unrelated to work.

(C) D. A set of repetitive tasks and procedures performed daily.

(D) A. The moral principles and guidelines that govern behavior in a professional setting.

Question 2
2. You are late to work due to an unavoidable traffic jam. What is the most ethical response?

(A) D. Blame a coworker for causing issues that delayed you.

(B) A. Immediately inform your supervisor, provide a brief explanation, and discuss how to catch up with your work.

(C) C. Fabricate a less verifiable reason like a sudden home emergency to divert suspicion.

(D) B. Arrive without saying anything, hoping no one notices your tardiness.

Question 3
3. Which of the following best exemplifies integrity in the workplace?

(A) C. Ignoring mistakes in the hopes that they will go unnoticed.

(B) D. Exaggerating achievements to impress supervisors.

(C) B. Hiding any errors to maintain a facade of perfection.

(D) A. Admitting mistakes openly and working to correct them.

Question 4
4. How should you handle a disagreement with a coworker over a work-related issue?

(A) A. Address the issue privately using respectful and clear language.

(B) C. Use sarcasm as a subtle way to express your dissatisfaction.

(C) B. Engage in a loud and public argument to assert your point of view.

(D) D. Avoid discussing the issue altogether by ignoring your coworker.

Question 5
5. If you notice a colleague using inappropriate language during a meeting, how can you uphold professional etiquette?

(A) D. Immediately leave the meeting to avoid any potential conflict.

(B) A. Politely ask for clarification on their word choice and suggest more appropriate expressions if needed.

(C) B. Laugh along with the comment to blend in, even if it goes against your principles.

(D) C. Quietly discuss the incident with others to undermine your colleague's reputation.

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