Assess Your Personality

You find it difficult to introduce yourself to other people

You often get so thoughtful that you become unaware of or forget your surroundings

You try to respond to your e-mails quickly and dislike a messy inbox

You find it easy to remain relaxed and focused even in times of pressure

Quite frequently, you feel you have to justify yourself to others

You generally find it difficult for to relate to other people’s feelings

Your work style is closer to random energy spikes than to a methodical and organized approach

An interesting book or a video game is often better than a social event

Being able to develop a plan and stick to it is the most important part of every project

You often find yourself lost in thought when you are walking in nature

If someone does not respond to your e-mail quickly, you start worrying if you said something wrong

As a parent, you would rather see your child grow up kind than smart

It does not take you much time to start getting involved in social activities at your new workplace

You enjoy going to social events that involve dress-up or role-play activities

You often spend time exploring unrealistic and impractical yet intriguing ideas

You would rather improvise than spend time coming up with a detailed plan

If you had a business, you would find it very difficult to fire loyal but underperforming employees

Logic is usually more important than heart when it comes to making important decisions

Keeping your options open is more important than having a to-do list

If your friend is sad about something, you are more likely to offer emotional support than suggest ways to deal with the problem

You have no difficulties coming up with a personal timetable and sticking to it

Being right is more important than being cooperative when it comes to teamwork

You think that everyone’s views should be respected regardless of whether they are supported by facts or not

You feel more energetic after spending time with a group of people

You usually find it difficult to relax when talking in front of many people

Generally speaking, you rely more on your experience than your imagination

If the room is full, you stay closer to the walls, avoiding the center

You have a tendency to procrastinate until there is not enough time to do everything

You believe that it is more rewarding to be liked by others than to be powerful

You have always been interested in unconventional and ambiguous things, e.g. In books, art, or movies

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