When you learn something new, you'd rather start from:
Putting together a piece of furniture:
What bothers you most in an explanation?
Facing a conflict between two colleagues, your instinct is:
Important decisions, for you, are:
After a day working alone, in the evening:
With work deadlines you tend to:
Reading the manual for a new appliance:
When you meet someone new at a party:
For a week-long trip, your approach is:
Telling someone about something that happened to you, you tend to:
Thinking about the future, you focus more on:
When you get a last-minute invite for tonight:
After a draining week, what actually recharges you?
In a work meeting where you have ideas to share, you tend to:
In a heated discussion, for you the winner is whoever:
You judge a collaborator's work mainly on:
Answering messages and calls during the day:
When someone tells you about a problem, your first reaction is:
In a discussion, you trust more:
At work you'd rather have a desk:
A company rule feels fair to you when:
To decide between two important options, you mostly rely on:
Your desk or workspace is usually:
In a work group, your natural role is:
A sudden change of plans, for you, is:
You need to give a colleague tough feedback. The first thing you think about is:
Before starting a new project, you usually:
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