Multiple choice

You have passed a project regarding construction of a community centre in the region. Your senior thinks that the project has significant irregularities and should not have been passed. The committee in your department has asked you to submit a written explanation for your decision.

  1. You approach your senior before submitting the written explanation.

  2. You go through the recommendations made by your senior and then submit a written explanation.

  3. Before submitting the written explanation, you approach a member of the committee to give an informal explanation.

  4. You complain to the members of the committee about the senior stating that the senior is deliberately accusing you of irregularities.

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Reviewing senior's recommendations before responding (B) shows respect for hierarchy while maintaining your position. Approaching senior privately (A) could be seen as collusion, informal explanation to committee member (C) bypasses process, and complaining about senior (D) is unprofessional.

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