Question 1
You and a co-worker are working on a business proposal. They are to gather data and pricing information; you are to prepare the presentation itself. They seem indifferent about the project and at the last minute drop some sketchy information on your desk — far less than you need for a professional presentation. In this situation you would:

A. Shred their work and drop the remnants on their desk with a note saying, "Seriously, now — where is the real data?"

B. Express your concerns to them and request additional data by tomorrow.

C. Stay late and fill in the incomplete data to ensure the success of the report (and later complain to your spouse about how lazy and unprofessional your co-workers are).

D. Document the situation and tell your supervisor that your co-workers have an extremely poor work ethic and should be re-assigned.