Question $22$

You have been working in your role for a few months now. Your manager has been providing you with positive feedback so far as they have been impressed with how quickly you have picked up on the team's processes to deliver consistently good work. However, this morning they mention that a stakeholder has identified an error in some analysis that you delivered to them recently. As your manager explains the error, you become a bit frustrated as you realise that one of your colleagues showed you the incorrect way to perform the analysis. You are scheduled to work on similar analysis for another project later today.

Use this as a learning opportunity and be confident that you will do the analysis correctly in the future after hearing your manager's explanation.

Check to see exactly how comparable the new analysis work will be in order to help determine your comfort level in taking it on later today.

Ask your manager if you can work on other types of tasks today as you are worried that you have not been taught properly on how to do the analysis.