A) You prefer not to waste time organizing a desk when there are more important tasks at hand and will usually delegate it to someone else or just do a quick fix.

B) You don’t mind tidying up, but you will typically greet your office mates and catch up on their news first. Connecting with others is more important.

C) If your office/desk is in disarray you will stop & take time to fix & reorganize it before starting on your next project so that you can focus better.

D) You want your office/desk space to be clean & streamlined so you ALWAYS make it a point to keep it organized every day and throughout the day.

A) You are a pro at seeing the overall vision and leading others through the action plans but when it comes to the nitty gritty operational details like process manuals, you leave that to others.

B) Your superpower is bringing people on the team together and making them feel supported and valued. You take time to get to know everyone and see how you can help them.

C) You love looking at the critical systems and making sure that they are working accurately and efficiently & if you can see a better, more efficient way, you will break it apart & redesign it to fix it.

D) When it’s time to update the process or program manual at work, people look to you to fact check or quality check it because you are so detail oriented and you don’t miss a thing.

A) You draft up the main points for communications (or dictate them to someone) and then they can make sure that it all sounds perfect and does not contain any errors before it goes out.

B) When communicating it’s more important to connect with others and get your ideas out there, if there’s a spelling or grammar error here and there, oh well that happens.

C) You proofread your communications and run the auto spell/grammar check before sending and call it good since it usually catches the majority of issues.

D) It’s a pet peeve of yours when someone sends out an email with spelling or grammar errors, you always cross check everything multiple times before sending yours.

A) You don’t mind attending in-person networking events if you have a specific purpose and know that you will be able to move your initiatives forward.

B) You love a good networking event since it’s an opportunity to mingle and chat with people you know & meet new ones.

C) You will attend a networking event if necessary and usually focus on reconnecting with those who you already know previously.

D) You would prefer to engage online and usually reach out through email or chat to keep up with colleagues and contacts.

A) You have no problem making difficult decisions quickly to move a project forward with speed. It's important to keep things moving and you can decide quickly.

B) You prefer to meet with the team and discuss the collective team thoughts on a project before making decisions, sometimes there are additional details you may need.

C) You would like to have detailed notes about the proposed project to review before meeting so that you are prepared ahead of time to discuss the next steps.

D) You can easily make your own decisions about the necessary next steps if you have the data and details you need ahead of time on the proposed project to review.

A) You believe that people who come to you with their opinions on a topic without any supporting facts are wasting your time.

B) You don’t mind hashing it out and discussing various ideas and hearing different viewpoints. Sometimes the opinions of others are just as important as the facts or data.

C) An overview of the topics and related data is helpful to see but you also would like to discuss the topic and may want the chance to hear details and ask questions in real time.

D) You would prefer to see the supporting factual data to support initiatives or changes so that you can consider their validity and relevancy prior to making any decisions.

A) You maintain connection with your important contacts to make sure that initiatives are moving forward timely and typically stay focused on those who are stakeholders on those priorities.

B) People frequently reach out to you when they need to make a specific connection because they realize that you know EVERYONE and can connect them with what they need.

C) You keep up mainly with contacts within the specific groups that you are part of- both personally and professional, related to your individual interests.

D) You have a smaller more intimate circle of friends/contacts, but they are all those who you trust and know very well and can depend on.