You're employer asks you to give a speech to the public about a new plant your company is building. You visit the plant before giving the speech written by your immediate supervisor. During the tour you learn that several claims in the speech aren't entirely true. What should you do?- Give the speech your supervisor wrote because it isn't your job to correct your supervisor. If the claims are wrong it isn't your fault, you didn't write the speech.- Let your supervisor know the speech can't be delivered without changes because some of the claims are inaccurate.- Give the speech your supervisor wrote assuming any inaccuracies will be corrected later. It's not a big deal as long as corrected information gets to the public at some point.

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