Civil Service Personality Practice Test

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What should be the appropriate reaction after admitting to making a mistake?

Ignore the mistake
Blame others
Admit it
Deflect attention

The correct answer is: Admit it

The appropriate reaction after admitting to making a mistake is to acknowledge it openly. Admitting to a mistake demonstrates accountability and responsibility, which are essential qualities in any civil service role. This approach fosters trust and respect among colleagues and superiors, as it shows a commitment to transparency and integrity. It also allows for learning and growth from the experience, leading to personal and professional development. By recognizing the mistake, you open the door to constructive feedback and problem-solving, rather than avoiding the issue or shifting blame elsewhere. This proactive attitude is vital in maintaining a positive work environment and contributing to a culture of accountability.