What should a worker do after receiving unfair feedback and not getting a raise?
Workplace Communication and Etiquette Flashcard

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Professional Development
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Vocational training
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Christine Nail
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Request a one-on-one meeting with their supervisor to discuss their feedback.
Answer explanation
Requesting a one-on-one meeting allows Crissy to address her concerns directly with her supervisor, fostering a constructive dialogue about her feedback and potential for a raise, rather than escalating or ignoring the issue.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is the most professional way to greet a caller when you answer the phone at work?
Back
Good afternoon, thank you for calling ABC Corp, how may I assist you today?
Answer explanation
The correct greeting is professional and courteous, clearly stating the company name and offering assistance. This sets a positive tone for the conversation, unlike the other options which are too casual or vague.
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
True or false, customers can hear that you are smiling over the phone.
Back
True
Answer explanation
True. When you smile while speaking on the phone, your tone and inflection change, making it more pleasant and friendly. Customers can often sense this positive energy, which enhances their experience.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is important when sending an email to a potential employer?
Back
Check the email for spelling and grammar errors, use a professional email address, and use professional language without emojis or 'text talk'.
Answer explanation
All options are crucial when emailing a potential employer. Checking for spelling and grammar errors ensures professionalism, using a professional email address reflects seriousness, and employing formal language avoids misunderstandings.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Is it acceptable to send a text message to your supervisor in certain situations?
Back
Yes
Answer explanation
Yes, it is acceptable to send a text message to your supervisor in certain situations, such as emergencies or when you need to communicate quickly and effectively. Always consider the context and appropriateness.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is voice tone?
Back
How loud or soft you are speaking, how clear are the words that you are saying, making your voice convey the feelings you are having.
Answer explanation
Voice tone encompasses how loud or soft you speak, the clarity of your words, and how your voice expresses your feelings. Therefore, the correct answer is 'All of the above' as it includes all aspects of voice tone.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Can emotions be expressed without using words?
Back
Yes
Answer explanation
Yes, emotions can be expressed without words through body language, facial expressions, and gestures. These non-verbal cues often convey feelings more powerfully than spoken language.
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