For this extra credit opportunity, I ask you to consider the following situation and explain how you would respond. You are a researcher in a lab, and you are in the midst of conducting an important experiment. You have a specific protocol that you follow, and it was created by the lab manager, your boss. While going through the experiment, things start to go wrong, and you have to respond quickly in order to save all of your hard work and the company's money. Before taking action, you need approval from your supervisor; however, your boss is currently out of town on a work trip, and you cannot reach them. You decide to bypass them and speak to their boss instead to gain permission. When your immediate supervisor returns and hears about what's happened, they are furious that you broke protocol and went over their head without their knowledge. Not only did you challenge their authority, but you also changed the experiment that they designed without their knowledge or consent. They enter into your office and begin to angrily confront you about all the things they believe you've done wrong. How do you respond? In order to receive the full 20 points, your answer should be detailed. As you write your answer. make sure to mention the following things: - Your goal for the conversation (what is the outcome you're trying to achieve) - Your response in a step by step format - Specific tools, strategies, and ideas we've discussed in the course - Why you chose to respond the way you did You have until Friday, December 2 nd at 11.59 PM to complete the extra credit opportunity. For this extra credit opportunity, I ask you to consider the following situation and explain how you would respond. You are a researcher in a lab, and you are in the midst of conducting an important experiment. You have a specific protocol that you follow, and it was created by the lab manager, your boss. While going through the experiment, things start to go wrong, and you have to respond quickly in order to save all of your hard work and the company's money. Before taking action, you need approval from your supervisor; however, your boss is currently out of town on a work trip, and you cannot reach them. You decide to bypass them and speak to their boss instead to gain permission. When your immediate supervisor returns and hears about what's happened, they are furious that you broke protocol and went over their head without their knowledge. Not only did you challenge their authority, but you also changed the experiment that they designed without their knowledge or consent. They enter into your office and begin to angrily confront you about all the things they believe you've done wrong. How do you respond? In order to receive the full 20 points, your answer should be detailed. As you write your answer. make sure to mention the following things: - Your goal for the conversation (what is the outcome you're trying to achieve) - Your response in a step by step format - Specific tools, strategies, and ideas we've discussed in the course - Why you chose to respond the way you did You have until Friday, December 2 nd at 11.59 PM to complete the extra credit opportunity