Effective Communication Quiz

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Effective Communication Quiz

Assess your communication skills with our engaging quiz designed for team members and co-workers. Discover how your communication style impacts your workplace interactions and relationships.

  • Evaluate your approach to conflicts.
  • Understand how you express your feelings.
  • Identify ways to improve your communication techniques.
13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ListeningLeaf42
1. When talking to a team member or co-worker
I maintain eye contact the whole time.
Alternate between looking at the person and looking down..
I look around the room a good deal of the time.
I try to maintain eye contact, but look away from time to time
2. If I have an important decision to make....
I think it through completely before deciding.
I go with my gut instincts.
I consider the impact it will have on other people before deciding.
I run it by someone whose opinion I respect before deciding.
3. If I am having a conflict with a co-worker
I try to help the situation along by focusing on the positive.
I stay calm and try to understand the cause of the conflict.
I try to avoid discussing the issue that caused the conflict.
I confront it right away so that I can get it resolved as soon as possible.
4. If a co-worker is upset.....
I ask if I can do anything to help.
I leave him alone because I don’t want to intrude on his privacy.
I try to cheer him up and help him to see the bright side.
I feel uncomfortable and hope he gets over it soon.
5. When I attend meetings...
I sit back and think about what is being said before offering my opinion.
I put all my cards on the table so that my opinion is well known.
I express my opinion enthusiastically, but listen to others’ ideas as well.
I try to support the ideas of other people in the meeting.
6. When a someone is explaining a problem to me...
I try to understand and empathize with how she is feeling.
I look for the specific facts pertaining to the situation.
 I listen carefully for the main issue so that I can find a solution
I use my body language and voice so that I can show her that I understand.
7. When I want to get my point across to a co-worker... 
I listen to their point of view first and then express my ideas gently.
I strongly state my opinion so that they will know where I stand.
I try to persuade them without being too forceful.
I explain the thinking and logic behind what I am saying.
8. When I am late for a meeting or an appointment....
I don’t panic but call ahead to say that I will be a few minutes late.
I feel bad about keeping the other person waiting.
I get very upset and rush to get there as soon as possible.
I apologize profusely once I arrive.
9. I set goals and objectives...
I think I can realistically attain.
I feel are challenging and that I can realistically attain.
I need to achieve as part of a bigger objective.
Will make me feel good when I achieve them.
10. When explaining a problem to a co-worker whom I need help from...
I explain the problem in as much detail as possible.
I sometimes exaggerate to make my point.
I try to explain how the problem makes me feel.
I explain how I would like the problem to be solved.
11. If I already arrived but my co-workers are late for a meeting...
I keep myself busy by making phone calls or working until they arrive.
I assume they were delayed a bit and don’t get upset.
I call to make sure I have the correct information (time, date, etc..)
I get upset that the person is wasting my time.
12. When I am behind on a project and feel pressure to get it done...
I make a list of everything I need to do, in what order, by when.
I block out everything else and focus 100% on the work I need to do.
I become anxious and have a hard time focusing on my work.
I set a date to get the project done by and go for it.
13. If I feel verbally attacked by a co-worker...
I tell her to stop it.
I feel hurt but usually don’t say anything about it.
I ignore my co-worker’s anger and try to focus on the facts of the situation.
I let that person know in strong terms that I don’t like their behavior.
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