Reliability in the Workplace Quiz

What should you do if you are going to be late or need to miss work?

• Lie about the reason

• Follow the standard process for reporting

• Ignore it

• Show up late without notice

What is the first step in addressing a late arrival or absence?

• Lie about the reason

• Ignore it

• Know the standard process for reporting

• Show up late

What should you do if an absence means you are behind on work?

• Have a plan to make up for the time

• Ignore the tasks

• Blame others

• Quit the job

What is a simple way to demonstrate reliability to your manager?

• Taking long breaks

• Consistently being on time

• Ignoring company policies

• Leaving work early

Why is it important to know your company's attendance policy?

• To take more breaks

• To get a promotion

• To impress your colleagues

• To avoid getting fired

What should you do before agreeing to take on a new project?

• Decline the project

• Start immediately

• Ask for as much information as possible

• Ignore the details

Why is it important to have a system for tracking your work?

• To impress friends

• To avoid work

• To forget tasks

• To stay organized

What is one way to remind stakeholders that you are on the job?

• Take long breaks

• Ignore them

• Send progress reports

• Avoid communication

What should you do if company policies don't make sense to you?

• Follow them blindly

• Ignore them

• Ask your manager for clarification

• Break the rules

What is a consequence of bending company rules?

• Getting a promotion

• Being perceived as unreliable

• Gaining trust

• Receiving a bonus