If the question pertains to a colleague, generally speaking, you want to opt for talking with a colleague first when the colleague is acting unprofessionally, unless it is harmful to do so or there is a serious legal or ethical violation that must be reported immediately. While you may eventually speak with a supervisor, it is generally best to talk with the colleague first and follow the chain of command, thereafter. ©LEAP

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