Question $10$

You are looking through a presentation that your manager shared with you and other colleagues. Your manager will be presenting the information in $15$ minutes to a group of stakeholders. As you reach near the end of the presentation, you notice an error in one slide that describes the summary of the results. It is unlikely that the stakeholders will notice the error, and you know that your manager will be able to explain the correct information if the issue is raised. You are one of the more junior members of the team so you are not sure if it is worth bringing up to your manager if your other more senior colleagues have not mentioned it either. You are also conscious of causing potential distress to your manager at the last minute.

Let your manager know about the error after the meeting so they can follow up with the stakeholders if needed when they have more time to think about it$.$

Approach your manager now to inform them of the error so they can decide how to handle it before the meeting.

Check with your other colleagues first to see if they noticed the error and whether it is worth bringing up to the manager before the meeting.