If you encounter major or difficult problems in your work, or major problems that are difficult to solve, or new situations and problems can't be followed, or you are not clear about the official documents of your superiors, or you don't understand some provisions in some rules and regulations, or it is difficult for departments to agree, you need to ask for instructions or make a ruling. At this time, you can ask your superiors for answers.
Asking for instructions is an upward language, which is used to ask for instructions and approval from higher authorities. From the purpose, nature and function of asking for instructions, asking for instructions can be divided into four types. 1. Request instructions. If you encounter major or difficult problems in your work, or major problems that are difficult to solve, or new situations and problems can't be followed, or you are not clear about the official documents of your superiors, or you don't understand some provisions in some rules and regulations, or it is difficult for departments to agree, you need to ask for instructions or make a ruling. 2. Request approval instructions. Where matters need to be examined and approved by higher authorities, a document must be issued for approval by higher authorities. According to the relevant regulations and management authority, some official documents, such as important regulations and long-term plans, need the approval of superiors before they can be implemented. 3. Request instructions. When lower-level organs encounter difficulties in people, money and things in their work, they have no right, ability and ability to solve them, so they need to ask for instructions and help from higher-level organs. 4. Request approval. Request the higher authorities to approve the request documents of the unit to the lower authorities or other organs at the same level that are not subordinate to the unit.