Read how you actually lead.

26 short situations. For each one, pick the answer that fits you better, or rank what matters most.

There's no right answer. We just want to know how you actually move.

Some will feel like both. Pick the one that is a little more you. How consistently you lean across them all is what the forecast reads as your range, and range is a real result.

Takes about 5 minutes · you sign in at the end to keep your result

your first move is

You face a hard decision about your team's direction. Your first move:

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You're evaluating a new business opportunity. Your first move:

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You're letting someone go because their role no longer fits. Your first concern:

your first move is

You're starting a new project. The first thing you do:

what's most important

In a group discussion, what matters most to you:

what's most important

When your team discusses strategy, the most important contribution is:

your first move is

When a colleague critiques your work bluntly, your first reaction:

what's most important

You're hiring a key role. Most important factor:

your first move is

With a piece of work due Friday, your natural pattern is:

what's most important

After a long, draining week, what matters most for recharging:

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A team member proposes an ambitious new idea. Your first response:

your first move is

A team member is underperforming. Your first instinct:

rank from most to least

You're stepping into a new role. Rank what you'd do first to last:

Click each option in your order (1st pick = most like you).

your first move is

A surprise opportunity comes up mid-quarter. You:

your first move is

Before a high-stakes presentation, you're at your best when you:

what's most important

Recounting a hard meeting to a friend, you spend more time on:

what's most important

On a major life decision, you trust:

what's most important

When evaluating a strategy, most important thing to get right:

what's most important

Your desk and immediate workspace are usually:

your first move is

You're processing tough feedback. Your first move:

your first move is

When you encounter something new, you most want to know:

your first move is

You disagree with a colleague's plan. You start by:

what's most important

Your calendar looks best when it's:

what's most important

When a project is at risk, most important first move:

rank from most to least

What you most need from a team to do your best work, rank from most to least:

Click each option in your order (1st pick = most like you).

what's most important

In a tense board meeting, what matters most:

That's all 26.

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