Get familiar with the question formats

Try the controls, reflect on your preferences and practice two verbal formats. No account, timer or personality score.

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Rank your preferences

When you begin an unfamiliar task, which approach is most like you? Put the most typical first and the least typical last. This is a relative choice, not a rating of whether an approach is good.

1.Work out a clear plan before starting.
2.Discuss ideas with someone else.
3.Start exploring and refine the approach as I learn.

Use a slider

Place the marker where it best describes your usual preference. The endpoints describe a continuum; they are not a good and a bad answer.

How do you prefer to organize your work?

A planned scheduleAdjusting as I go

Move the slider or use its arrow keys. The starting midpoint is not a recommendation.

Categorize activities

For each activity, select whether it tends to give you energy, depends on the situation or tends to drain your energy. This asks about enjoyment, not how capable you are.

Present an idea to a new group

Check a detailed spreadsheet

Investigate an unfamiliar problem

Separate ability from enjoyment

Think about explaining a complex idea to someone unfamiliar with it. Rate your present confidence and how much you enjoy the activity separately.

How capable do you feel?

How much do you enjoy it?

Match a communication style

Choose the reply that most closely matches each message’s level of formality and detail. All replies convey the same delivery date; focus on the communication style.

“Dear Alex, could you please confirm the expected delivery date? Kind regards, Ms Patel.”

“Status check: delivery date, blocker, next action?”

“Hey Alex—when will the samples get here? Thanks!”

Make targeted corrections

Correct the three editable words. Keep the meaning and all other wording. One correction concerns grammar, one spelling and one an apostrophe.

The report three . ready to send.

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