Feedback / Active Listening
Customers and
Co-workers
Writing
100

True or False: Looking at your phone while someone is talking is an active listening strategy.

False. Looking at your phone communicates that you are not listening.

100
True or False: You should use technical language when talking to a customer or worker in another trade to show how much you know about your own trade.

False. Try to use simple language when talking to customers or workers outside of your trade.

100

When should you write an incident report?

when something unusual happens, equipment is damaged, or someone is injured


200

What are two things an active listener does?

pays attention, repeats what you said, asks questions (other answers may be possible)

200

When dealing with a customer's or co-worker's complaint, it is important to ___________ carefully.

listen

200

How soon should you write an incident report after the event occurs?

within 24 hours

300

What could a slumping posture communicate?

tired, lazy, not confident (other answers may be possible)

300

FREE POINTS!

YAY!

300

What are the four sections of an incident report?

summary (statement), background, event, outcome / action

400

What are three types of visual feedback?

facial expression, gestures, posture, body language (any 3, other answers may be possible)

400

If you know that you will not meet a deadline, what should you do?

Communicate with all the people who will be affected by your delay.

400

What should you avoid in a professional email?

(any of the following) abbreviations, all caps, informal tone (eg. Hey dude!)

500

What are three types of auditory nonverbal feedback?

pitch, tone, volume

500

What should you do when dealing with a customer or co-worker complaint?

stay calm, avoid blaming the other person, provide a solution (other answers may be possible)

500

Describe a good email subject line in 3 words.

clear, brief, specific

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