When the supervisor disciplines an employee, the supervisor:
A) Should try to retain a normal relationship with that person.
B) Should apologize as soon as possible.
C) Should try to change the employee's personality.
D) All of the above.

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The supervisor should try to retain a normal relationship with the employee as long as the discipline is carried out in a professional and respectful manner. Apologizing may not always be necessary or appropriate, and attempting to change an employee's personality is not the supervisor's responsibility or within their control.

When the Supervisor Disciplines an Employee, the Supervisor