During an appraisal interview Sally says, ""Everything is okay, but Jim keeps asking me out and I told to stop but he won't."" The interviewer:
A) Is responsible for dealing with the issue, which at the very least includes telling Sally what her rights and options are
B) Should probably do nothing since Sally said everything was okay, which means this isn't important her
C) Should make a note of it, but not do anything else in fear of violating Sally's trust
D) Not worry about it; it's Jim's problem

Question

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As a manager, it is important to address any concerns or issues brought up by employees, especially those related to harassment or unwanted advances. The interviewer has a responsibility to inform Sally of her options for reporting the behavior, as well as taking appropriate action to address Jim's behavior. Simply ignoring the issue or making a note of it without taking action is not the appropriate response.

During an Appraisal Interview Sally Says, ""Everything Is Okay, but Jim