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- As a manager with a number of subordinate supervisors, one of the
employees consistently bypasses your subordinate supervisor and brings issues and problems
directly to you. What action, if any, will you take?
- You’ve just appointed a new supervisor for your best section.
The section has nearly perfect attendance and consistently produces the most work with the
fewest mistakes. The supervisor states that work takes priority and that only essential
conversations should take place. What will you do?
- A subordinate supervisor directs an employee to correct a potentially
unsafe action. The employee refuses. What is your direction to the supervisor?
- One of your subordinate supervisors without talking to you has
taken a personnel issue to your supervisor. What will you do?
- You've been told by a number of staff that one of your subordinate
supervisors is documenting everything that you do. What actions, if any, will you
take?
- You've initiated a major change in policy in your organization. One
of your subordinate supervisors is resisting the change to the point where their
resistance may influence other employees. What actions, if any, will you take?
- Another supervisor has told you that one of your subordinate
supervisors made a sexually oriented comment to a new employee. What course of action will
you take?
- You’ve noticed that the quality and timeliness of work is
beginning to slip in one of your sections. What actions, if any, will you take with the
subordinate supervisor in charge of this section?
- Your subordinate supervisor has implemented a policy that contradicts
a policy that you issued for all your sections. How will you resolve this contradiction in
policies?
- During an all hands meeting, two of your subordinate supervisors
begin to accuse one and another’s employees of sabotaging an important work process.
How will you handle the situation?
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