Your boss takes credit for your work. Do you speak up or stay quiet to avoid conflict?
Students' own answers.
A colleague is consistently under-performing and relying on the team. Should you confront them or report it to management?
Students' own answers.
You’re offered a promotion—but it requires relocating or sacrificing personal time. How do you weigh career vs. personal life?
Student's own answers.
You overhear confidential information not meant for you. Do you ignore it or address it with someone?
Students' own answers.
You're asked to lie to a client to close a deal. Do you comply or do you risk losing the contract?
Students' own answers.
A coworker makes inappropriate jokes or comments. Do you confront them directly or report it?
Students' own answers.
You're overworked, but asking for help might make you look weak. Do you speak up or try to push through?
Students' own answers.
A friend at work is about to be fired and you know it. Do you warn them, even if it means breaking confidentiality?
Students' own answers.
You're being micromanaged by someone less competent. Do you challenge their authority or try to adapt?
Students' own answers.
You’re assigned to a project that goes against your values. How do you respond without harming your career?
Students' own answers.
You find out your salary is much lower than a colleague’s doing the same job. Do you raise the issue or look for another job?
Students' own answers.
Your team is struggling, but your manager refuses to change course. Do you escalate the problem or remain loyal?
Students' own answers.
You’ve made a serious mistake that no one has discovered—yet. Do you own up or quietly fix it?
Students' own answers.
You’re offered a better job elsewhere, but feel loyal to your current team. Do you stay or move on?
Students' own answers.
A new hire is better qualified than you and quickly gaining visibility. Do you feel threatened, or collaborate?
Students' own answers.
You’re constantly invited to after-hours work social events you don’t enjoy. Do you go along to fit in or set personal boundaries?
Students' own answers.
