ProSpeaking practice
Employee Input Before Warehouse Automation
You work at Slatebend Distribution, a warehouse that ships household goods from Brackenport in northern Ontario. Your manager, Evan Desrosiers, asks for your opinion about requiring warehouses to consult employees before introducing robots that could replace their jobs. Consultation would mean explaining the proposed changes and hearing employees’ suggestions before making a final decision. Some staff believe this could help identify ways to keep people employed. Others think a required consultation process could delay equipment purchases that help a warehouse stay competitive.
- Questions
- 1
- Minutes
- 2
- Difficulty
- intermediate
- Skill
- speaking
What this set practises
- Does your response connect a clear position, two distinct reasons, a relevant example, and a brief conclusion?
- Do you use clear, varied words to discuss employee input, job changes, and warehouse needs?
- Is your speech easy to follow, with a steady pace, clear pronunciation, and pauses between ideas?
- Do you answer whether consultation should be required, address your manager respectfully, and consider an opposing concern within 90 seconds?
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