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From C.K. Gunsalus's 'The Young Professional's Survival Guide,' here are 6 tips for those new to the workplace.
If an ethical question arises that makes you feel uncomfortable and you need time to think it through, Gunsalus says a few phrases can be offered to make sure the other person isn't offended but still gives you space to think. "I really need a little time to reflect. Will it be okay to tell you in twenty minutes?" or "Since I want to get things right for you, I'll circle back tomorrow to confirm my understanding and a proposed approach," among others, would work.
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