Describe an Occasion when You Got Incorrect Information

Describe an Occasion when You Got Incorrect Information

• When Do You Get It?
• How Do You Get It?
• How Did You Find It Was Incorrect?
• And how Do You Feel About It?

I was a student at the university, enrolled in a training course. Every week, we had a meeting with our tutor. One day, my classmates mentioned in our group chat that we had a meeting on Monday.

Everything was set, including the time. However, due to my busy schedule, I misread the time as 8:30 AM. So, I arrived very early and waited for our tutor, but no one showed up.

Consequently, I left and attended another class. After 40 minutes, I received a message from my tutor asking why I hadn’t come to the meeting.

I explained that based on the information in the group chat, I did show up, but found no one there. She clarified that the actual meeting started at 7:30 AM, and 8:30 AM was when I was supposed to go to my class. It was a significant misunderstanding on my part.

Part 3 Questions: Describe an Occasion when You Got Incorrect Information

Question 1:- What kinds of professions are related to giving information to others?

That’s a great question. I will choose reception. It is the most necessary work. Many people go to the hospital. For example, the first one they see is a receptionist, so they ask him everything they want to know so he can give them the details.

Question 2:- What is the difference between giving information by phone and email?

I think connecting by email is a great thing. You can describe anything easily, different from the phone, in which you must be very serious, and it is difficult sometimes to describe with a voice.

Question 3:- How can people check whether a piece of information is correct or not?

In my country, most people find out more through social media. They ask each other if it is good to take something from this website, and of course, others advise them on the best website. On the other hand, some people still use the library to brush up their learning.

Question 4:- Do people trust the information online?

I cannot accept anything from the Internet there are so many reasons behind this, for example like to focus on the health of the body some doctors say that eggs are the wrong things to eat in your breakfast while others believe that you should drink water mixed with lemon in the morning so everyone has their choices so any device recently is truthless for me.

Question 5:- Does an individual provide inappropriate information to someone in your county?

This is something that started to happen when social media spread everywhere in my country. For example, on Twitter, you can read wrong things and lie. But I think now they can’t do it because our government are very serious about punishing anyone who starts to do that.

Question 6:- Do you ever get any kind of incorrect information on the phone call?

Yes, I remember my aunt was sick so my cousin talked to me and told me our aunt was dead and I broke down and cried so I went to my aunt’s house, but she opened the door and asked me what’s happened, and I realized that my cousin was just joking with me which is ridiculous.

Question 7:- In the contemporary era, what kinds of wrong information are provided on social media?

Many of things but for me, for example, to take care of the skin There are a lot of things that are not allowed for everybody to use it such as some people put cream in their face for 20 minutes and then there is a lot of them after that Went to doctor because that’s cream damage their skin, and the course cost them a lot of money to fix that problem.

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