Communication Skills in the Workplace

How would you ask a person out on a date in writing?

• "Hey, want to hang out sometime?"

• "Would you like to go out for dinner with me this Friday?"

• "Let's meet up and see what happens."

• "Do you want to go out?"

What is the first step in understanding and following directions from your employer?

• Start working immediately.

• Listen carefully.

• Ask questions later.

• Write down everything.

How would you address a friend you caught lying in a conversation?

• "I can't believe you lied to me!"

• "I noticed something wasn't right. Can we talk about it?"

• "You're such a liar!"

• "Why did you do that?"

Which of the following is a trait that employers want to see in their workers?

• Ability to work independently without any guidance.

• Ability to understand and follow directions.

• Ability to question every instruction.

• Ability to work without any breaks.

How would you inform a potential employer about your resume in writing?

• "Here's my resume, take a look."

• "Attached is my resume for your review. I look forward to discussing how I can contribute to your team."

• "Check out my resume, it's great."

• "My resume is attached, let me know if you have questions."

What should you do if you see someone copying your test?

• Ignore it and focus on your own test.

• Tell the teacher immediately.

• Confront the person during the test.

• Wait until after the test to report it.

How would you address a sibling who ripped your favourite shirt in a conversation?

• "You always ruin my things!"

• "I noticed my shirt is ripped. Can we talk about what happened?"

• "Why did you do this to my shirt?"

• "You owe me a new shirt!"

What is the second step in following directions from your employer?

• Start working immediately.

• Make sure you understand the directions.

• Ask for help from a colleague.

• Write down the directions.

How would you respond to being pulled over by a cop for speeding in a conversation?

• "I wasn't speeding!"

• "I'm sorry, officer. Can you tell me how fast I was going?"

• "Why did you stop me?"

• "I was just following the flow of traffic."

What does cooperation and dependability mean in the context of employer expectations?

• Working alone and completing tasks at your own pace.

• Being able to work well with others and being reliable.

• Always agreeing with your boss.

• Completing tasks without any assistance.