What’s Your Verdict?
Real situations. Incomplete information. Your judgement. Decide what you think before the rest of the story appears.
The Wedding Invitation
What’s your verdict?
One person was deliberately excluded. Would you still attend?
Open today’s caseOpened 30 September 2026 at 02:00 GMT.
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The Wedding Invitation
One person was deliberately excluded. Would you still attend?
The Employee Who Took the Credit
Read only what is in front of you. Make your judgement before opening the next part.
The presentation
A team had worked for months on a difficult client proposal. Most of the underlying research had been done by Priya.
At the final presentation, her colleague David presented the work and received enthusiastic praise from senior management.
He did not mention Priya by name.
What would you think?
I have made my initial verdict. Reveal the next part.
What happened before the meeting
Priya had become ill the night before and asked David to present on her behalf.
She had sent him the slides but had not discussed how he should introduce the work.
Does this alter your view?
I have reconsidered. Reveal the final information.
What happened after
Immediately after the meeting, David emailed the senior managers and wrote that the research and structure were primarily Priya's work.
Priya had not yet seen the email when she heard colleagues discussing the presentation.
Your final verdict?
Your judgement journey
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