Confidence Quiz

When in business meetings, how often do you speak up?

I run the meeting

I help make crucial decisions

I bring new ideas to the table

I chime in when I agree/disagree with something

I rarely speak during meetings

Your coworker asks you to help them out with a task, but your plate is already full. How do you respond?

You take the task anyway since you want to help them out.

You tell your coworker that you’ll get to their task if you have time today.

You say you can’t take it, but mention a coworker who probably could.

You say no because your plate is already full.

It’s your 1-year assessment with your company and your boss says you’ve done exceptionally well. What do you do next?

Ask for a raise/higher position.

Accept the compliment and go about your day.

Ask what you need to do next to get a pay raise/higher position.

You’re negotiating for a business deal that could be a game-changer for your company, but your client is asking for a [ridiculously] low price.

You take their price because you don’t want to lose the opportunity.

You negotiate for a higher price than theirs, but lower than what you had hoped for.

You negotiate the price you want with the chance that they will cancel the deal.

You say f*ck you to the company because they don’t value your time/services.

You chose to wear a bold outfit that’s a little out of your comfort zone. None of the other people in the room are as dressed up as you are. What do you do?

Rock it! They wish they had my confidence.

Put on a cover-up to soften the outfit.

Change into a different outfit

CONFIDENCE QUIZ

For best results, answer each question truthfully.