Employability Skills 1st Semester Exam

True or False: Being professional means being respectful to colleagues and clients.

• True

• False

How do you handle conflicts or disagreements with colleagues?

• Address conflicts respectfully and seek a resolution through open communication.

• Avoid conflicts and disagreements by ignoring them.

• Engage in arguments and confrontations to assert your viewpoint.

You receive feedback from your supervisor that highlights areas for improvement. How do you react?

• Get defensive and dismiss the feedback.

• Acknowledge the feedback and ask for specific examples to better understand.

• Feel discouraged and doubt your abilities.

You encounter a challenging task that requires learning new skills. How do you approach it?

• Avoid the task and hope someone else takes care of it.

• Complain about the task and express frustration.

• Embrace the opportunity to learn and seek support or resources to tackle the task.

How do you handle a miscommunication with a colleague?

• Clarify and seek further information to resolve the miscommunication.

• Ignore the miscommunication and assume the intended meaning.

• Blame the colleague for the miscommunication without attempting to resolve it.

How do you respond to constructive feedback from your supervisor?

• Acknowledge the feedback, reflect on it, and take necessary actions to improve.

• Disregard the feedback and assume your performance is satisfactory.

• React defensively and argue against the feedback without considering its validity.

You have multiple tasks to complete by the end of the day. What do you do?

• Panic and start working on all tasks simultaneously.

• Prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance.

• Delegate all tasks to your colleagues.

• Ignore the tasks and hope they go away.

You are working on a project with a strict deadline. How do you manage your time effectively?

• Procrastinate and work on it last minute.

• Avoid planning and rely on improvisation.

• Work on the project only when you feel motivated.

• Break the project into smaller tasks and create a timeline.

You overhear a coworker spreading a false rumor about another colleague. What do you do?

• Ignore it and continue with your work.

• Confront the coworker about spreading false information.

• Report the incident to a supervisor or HR.

• Gossip about it with other colleagues.

Your team is working on a project, and a colleague consistently takes credit for your ideas. How do you handle this situation?

• Ignore it and let your work speak for itself.

• Discuss the issue with your supervisor or team lead.

• Start doing the same and taking credit for their ideas.

• Confront your colleague privately and express your concerns.