What's your communication preference?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  When you get a new gadget you usually...

  • A.
    Read the pamphlet/ instructions first
  • B.
    Start using it straight away 
• 2.
  Choose the sentence that best describes you

  • A.
    Thrive in ambiguity
  • B.
    Love certainty
• 3.
  Choose the word that best describes you

  • A.
    Futurist
  • B.
    Realist
• 4.
  When there's a new project, you...

  • A.
    Just want to know what the overall aim is
  • B.
    Need to know as much information as possible
• 5.
  If you were asked to do a presentation last minute, you would...

  • A.
    Panic & possibly throw up?
  • B.
    Put on your cape and run in?
• 6.
  When it comes to daily chores, you

  • A.
    Can't stand how repetitive they are
  • B.
    Like the routine they bring
• 7.
  When there's a brainstorming session 

  • A.
    You're always the one with the most ideas
  • B.
    You usually like to listen to other people's ideas before formulating your own. 
• 8.
  During a conversation, do you...

  • A.
    Do most of the listening?
  • B.
    Do most of the talking?
• 9.
  Do you usually...

  • A.
    Go with the flow?
  • B.
    Start your own path?
• 10.
  How do you feel about heavy traffic?

  • A.
    I'd rather pull out my eyes. 
  • B.
    Meh, at least I get to listen to the radio! 

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Big Picture 

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  You like to see the big picture. When people get into too much detail, you tend to zone out. You love receiving the overall goal of a project or task and want to be given autonomy to run with it. Communication during change projects To suit your communication style, you would prefer to watch a 3 minute video of what the project is trying to do, rather than read an in-depth specification document. You would be ideal at creating an elevator pitch for the project and speak to people around the office about it to get them intruiged.
• 2.
  Detailed 

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  You want to know as much as possible about a task or a project before starting. If you don't know certain details, you don't feel you could do it to the best of your ability. You like asking questions to make sure you get it right. When you get a new gadget, you usually like to read the manual first to make sure you use it correctly. Change strengths You are a great asset in all phases of change projects, because you can get into the details that others may miss. You would be great at reading over documents before they go out and perhaps creating plans and writing documents for those who need to know more about the project and its requirements.