Which action is most likely to lead to success in the workplace?A.Arriving at work whenever you wantB.Only working individually on projectsC.Following the workplace dress codeD.Avoiding conversations with coworkersSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which action would most likely limit a person's success in the workplace?A.Coming into the office on time every dayB.Letting coworkers know when he or she runs into problemsC.Refusing to let fellow team members help on a projectD.Following workplace rules even when they're inconvenient

One of the skills that most leads to success in the workplace is:A.choosing to work at any time you want.B.ignoring unimportant regulations.C.keeping your thoughts to yourself.D.working well as part of a team.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

One of the skills that most leads to success in the workplace is:A.keeping your thoughts to yourself.B.choosing to work at any time you want.C.ignoring unimportant regulations.D.communicating clearly with others.

Which of the following does NOT involve communicating in the workplace?*b. Listening to instructionsc. Lifting heavy boxesa. Answering customer lettersd. Working on a team project

Read the work situation below and choose the statements that are LEAST EFFECTIVE and MOST EFFECTIVE to you.Work Situation:Pat is one of the more productive workers in the Information Technology department. He is organized, works hard, and is bright. He also has a reputation in the department for not being very social and does not interact much with other employees. Today in the break room, Jacob sees Pat sitting by himself drinking coffee. If you were Jacob, which responses would be the most effective and least effective?Choose OneLEAST EFFECTIVEStatement Choose OneMOST EFFECTIVEInvite Pat over to the table where you usually sit with some other employees from your unit. Suggest to Pat that you both move to a table with some of his coworkers from Information Technology. Ask Pat if he would mind if you sat with him for lunch and then pull up a chair if he says it is okay. Smile and nod at Pat as you walk to your usual table, as you don’t want to make him uncomfortable; if he wanted company he wouldn’t sit alone. BackNext