A clerk equates "risk" with "we might get sued" only. What broader view should replace that definition?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Lawsuits are one storm cloud, not the whole weather map. Ops breakdowns, data leaks, people issues, environmental hits, and burned relationships all threaten the mission too. Stretch the definition past "we might get sued" and the register starts telling the truth.
Full Explanation
Legal liability is one expression of risk, but corporate risk also encompasses operational disruption, information compromise, personnel harm, environmental impacts, and relationship damage. Equating risk only with potential lawsuits, or waiting for counsel to open a file before recognizing other categories, narrows identification. Adopting the broader set keeps the clerk's framing aligned with organizational practice.