You are a sales representative for a major corporation. in meetings with an official during an international sales trip for a large industrial purchase, the official cheerfully mentions that he will be applying for his child to attend an expensive private school. you get the distinct impression that this was an implied request for your company to "assist" in this.
what should you do?

Be as non - committal as possible and just nod sympathetically. And if necessary, seek guidance from senior management.

Explanation: As a sales representative you are there to represent the business first. You cannot put yourself in a position that will jeopardise your ethics as well as the ethics and values of the business you are representing. You need to be as non - committal as possible. This means you should not express any commitment to a specific opinion at all, and be clear about that. Especially if it puts the business in any legal or ethical troubles. Even if you did lead the official on, rather clarify with the official that that was not your intention, and if the issue still persists consider seeking guidance from a senior manager on how to resolve the issue.

im confused need to go into details plz thx

administrative jobs normally have someone answering phone calls and scheduling appointments, filing patient or customer information, making sure the front of the office looks nice to those who enter the building. administrative jobs can also include making sure the manager has everything they need for meetings, making delivers and much more. administrative jobs are important to most businesses as are customer service focused as they are often one of the first impressions a consumer sees of a business.