The company you work for is experiencing financial difficulties. You have thought of a creative solution that will enable it to recruit more clients. However, the downside is that the company will have to let go a stable, loyal but not-so-profitable client (due to a conflict of interest). Two out of three marketing people agree with you while your manager does not because she believes this is too risky.
What would you do? Choose the BEST option.
You trust your manager's judgement and withdraw your proposition. There's no point in going against her better judgement.
You present a document to your manager systematically detailing the advantages of your proposition and its contribution to the company. If she keeps insisting, you'll support her decision.
You implement your proposition despite the manager's resistance. Since you have a lot of faith in this proposition, you decide to trust your judgement and go behind her back this once for the benefit of the company.
You confront your manager on the issue and insist that she accept your proposal. You are positive that you are right. You have the marketing people to back you and will not give up until you convince your manager otherwise.
Correct answer is B
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