Workplace etiquette quiz!

Why is it important to arrive on time for your SWL placement?

• Being late shows you are busy and important.
• Arriving on time is not necessary for learning.
• It is important to arrive on time to show professionalism and to not miss crucial information.
• It shows you are reliable and respectful of others' time

What should you do if you are going to be late to your workplace?

• Take a day off without informing anyone.
• Ignore the delay and arrive as usual.
• Call a friend to cover for you

• Inform your workplace as soon as possible about your delay.

During your SWL placement, is it acceptable to use your phone during work hours?

• Yes, it's fine to use your phone during breaks.
• Yes, whenever you're bored

• Only for social media

• If you keep it hidden

If you don’t understand how to do a task at your workplace, what should you do?

• Ask a colleague or supervisor for help.

• Ignore the task and hope it resolves itself.
• Wait for someone to notice you are struggling.
• Guess and hope for the best

What is the best way to demonstrate teamwork in the workplace?

• Blame others for mistakes

• Help others and collaborate when needed

• Ignore your co-workers

• Blame others for mistakes

What should you wear to your SWL placement?

• Clothes that are safe, appropriate, and meet the workplace dress code

• Anything as long as you show up

• The most fashionable outfit

• Whatever is comfortable

What should you do if your supervisor gives you feedback?

• Ignore the feedback completely.
• Only apply the feedback if you agree with it.
• Listen, reflect, and apply the feedback.
• Argue with your supervisor about the feedback.

How should you address your supervisor or colleagues in a professional setting?

• Use first names only for everyone.
• Address them by their job titles only.
• Refer to them as 'Hey you' or similar casual terms.
• Use formal titles and last names unless otherwise specified.

Which of the following is an example of being proactive at your SWL placement?

• Asking for more tasks when you finish your work early

• Waiting for someone to tell you what to do

• Taking long breaks to avoid work

• Leaving early without telling anyone

If you’re unsure about safety procedures in the workplace, what should you do?

• Ignore them and continue working

• Look for a poster that explains safety rules

• Ask your supervisor for clarification

• Guess what the safety rules are