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Your boss made a bad decision. Do you advise your boss, or just do what you are told ?
Advise your boss
Just do what you are told
Resign, find another job
None of these
An interviewer will ask you this to see how you deal with a difficult situation or if you have had difficulty working with a manager. He or she will also ask this question to see how you view your relationship with your boss or other authority figures. Don't Say It Never Happened: Interviewers don’t want to hear that you never correct a boss; this is unrealistic, and a sign that you don't think for yourself. They do want to hear how you did so politely and diplomatically. Use an Example: If you have dealt with a situation like this with a former employer, use that as an example. Explain what the situation was, how you addressed it, and the ultimate result. Answering this question like you would a behavioral interview question will provide the interviewer with a concrete example of how you handle these kinds of situations.
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