Attitude Towards Rules and Authority Flashcards
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You are tempted to bend a rule because no one is watching. The right choice is to:
Answer: Follow the rule anyway
Integrity means following rules even when unsupervised.
Your team gets a new supervisor with different expectations. You should:
Answer: Adjust to the new expectations cooperatively
Adjusting to new leadership shows flexibility and respect.
How much do you agree: 'It is important to follow rules even when they are inconvenient.'
Answer: Strongly agree
Following rules despite inconvenience demonstrates strong reliability.
You witness a manager making a decision you think is wrong. The most appropriate action is to:
Answer: Raise your concern respectfully through proper channels
Voicing concerns respectfully through proper channels balances honesty and respect.
A coworker asks you to cover up that they skipped a required step. You should:
Answer: Decline and encourage them to report it
Refusing to conceal rule violations upholds honesty and accountability.
When given detailed instructions for a task, the best approach is to:
Answer: Follow each step carefully as instructed
Carefully following detailed instructions ensures accuracy and consistency.
Which best reflects a dependable employee's attitude toward rules?
Answer: Rules guide my work and I follow them consistently
Consistent rule-following regardless of circumstance defines dependability.