How do you politely respond to your boss?
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How do you politely respond to your boss?
Some appropriate responses would be:
- “My pleasure.”
- “Don’t mention it.”
- “You’re [most] welcome.”
- “I’m glad I could help/be of help.”
- “Oh [no], thank you! Always at your service.”
- “It was not a problem at all. [I’m] glad I could be of assistance.”
How would you respond to your manager asking you to do something you consider unsafe?
What to do when your boss asks you to do something unethical or illegal
- Be sure you understand the situation.
- Use your gut instincts.
- Stay true to your moral compass.
- Don’t intentionally delay in your response or avoid responding.
- Ask questions … and more questions.
- Try to reason with your boss.
- Never be bullied.
How do you respond when your boss asks you to resign?
Well, typically your best rule of thumb is to respond using the same communication channel that your manager used to make the request. If your boss asked you in person, then you’ll want to talk it over with him or her that same way.
Should you speak up when your boss repeats a request?
Saying it aloud before acting on it may also help your manager see why and how she’s put you in an uncomfortable position. If, after repeating it, you’re still expected to carry out the request and you’re feeling apprehensive, speak up.
How do you politely decline a request from your boss?
Let your boss know that you’re uncomfortable with the request, but don’t just leave it at that. If you’re going to take issue with something, it’s always best if you can offer a solution. Brainstorm a better, more professional way of handling his request and suggest an alternate approach.
How do you politely ask your boss for a solution?
Offer An Alternate Solution. Be honest in a diplomatic and tactful way. Let your boss know that you’re uncomfortable with the request, but don’t just leave it at that. If you’re going to take issue with something, it’s always best if you can offer a solution.