Reservoir Intern Quiz

You are working on Project A and you get asked by another colleague if you have time to help with Project B that will take up the rest of your day. You should:

Say yes to everything! Accept the second project and save your current one for tomorrow.

Be honest about your workload and let Project B’s manager know that you are working on another project and that you don’t have time to help out.

Check in with Project A’s manager and ask them about the deadline for that assignment. If it is at the end of the week, and you have time to complete Project B, then accept both.

Ask you manager what you should do.

You get asked to sit in on a call for a new project. You should:

Go to the call when it is scheduled.

Research the client beforehand on your own.

Ask a colleague to fill you in on the client.

All of the above and take notes to capture the discussion and next steps, even when you are not asked to do so.

Your manager suggests you network and connect with another colleague during your weekly check-in meeting. After your check-in, you:

Go back to completing your assignments. Work first, network later.

Send your colleague an email asking if they would be available to grab coffee and talk about their background and experience at Reservoir.

Resume normal activities and wait until your manager sets up a time for you and the other colleague to meet.

Wait until that colleague approaches you and asks when you are available.

You have completed all your assignments. You find yourself wondering what to do with the time you have left. You decide to:

Wait for one of your project leaders to give you an assignment.

Ask all the teams you are on if there is an assignment for you to do.

Talk to your manager.

Email the entire office and offer your help where it may be needed.

Your family informs you that they booked a vacation for spring break. Technically, you haven’t spoken to your manager about taking time off and are unsure about whether or not you can go on the trip. You should:

Bring this up in your weekly check-in with your manager.

There is no need to bring this up, your colleagues know you are in college and have spring break.

Talk to the other interns about what they are planning to do for their spring break.

Let your colleagues know exactly one week before you leave.

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