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Someone you work with in the salon comes to you with a personal problem. You...

Are secretly annoyed. Tell them politely that you don't have time for this, and/or direct them to someone else

Try to cheer them up

Put work aside, sit down with them, listen and empathise

Try to work out a logical solution to their problem

You've been invited to a party where there will be many people that you don't know. You:

Try to squeeze in a quick visit to distribute a few business cards

See this as a great networking opportunity, and end up entertaining a circle of people around you

Go, and spend the night chatting to one or two people on your wavelength

Avoid it if you can - crowds of people leave you cold

You are choosing a horse at the Grand National. You:

Follow the bookie's favourite

Seek out a tip from friends-in-the-know

Choose one whose name you like

Do some research, and work out the odds yourself

If there were objects around your workspace to inspire you, they would be:

Reminders of past, successful projects or campaigns

Inspirational photos, such as space-flights, mountain-climbers or tropical islands

Green plants and photos of family, partner, friends or pets

Something quirky or rare, such as miniature train models or antique matchboxes

If you were to invent a board game, it would be one that

was highly competitive, but where the rules were clearly understood

Involved taking risks and/or using your imagination

involved team work

Relied on deductive reasoning skills

Your motto in life could well be:

You only get out what you put in'

'reach for the stars'

'take time out to smell the roses'

'all of life is a solvable riddle'

Your friends and colleagues would describe your attitude to work as:

Driven, sometimes over-the-top

More like creative play than work

Slightly less important than the people involved

Also your hobby

If pushed to make a decision quickly, typically you would

Be able to do so without any stress

Keep asking questions and change your mind a few times

Feel slightly flustered, and ask others for advice

Wait until you had all the facts, and then decide

Your attitude towards emails is:

A useful tool to get information across quickly

An excellent way to expand ideas and to get them to many people at once

A necessary evil - you prefer face-to-face communication

An ideal way to deal with people and projects without the face-to-face

If you had one weakness, your family and friends would say it was:

Not knowing how to slow down and relax

Not following through on what you say you will do

Being too modest, or letting others take the credit

Not showing your feelings enough

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