Sherlock Your Mind Find out which 'Sherlock Holmes' personality type you are most like! Take this quiz to find out! remus2009 published on April 16, 20231 response 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/13 When faced with an unfamiliar situation, how would you react? I'd analyze the odds of success and make a calculated guess. I'd collect data to get an understanding of the situation. I'd let the situation unfold around me before making a decision. I'd take a risk and see what happens. I'd pay attention to how people react and see where it leads. 2/13 When a disagreement arised, how would you express your opinion? I'd lay out the facts logically and rationally. I'd sit back and wait for each point to be presented. I'd bring up an idea that could shake things up. I'd try to bridge the gap between both sides. I'd present the situation objectively without judgement. 3/13 You are given an important document to study. How would you approach it? I'd draw upon the social context of the document to understand it better. I'd look for elements that could be challenged and overturned. I'd break it down individual facts to analyze the content. I'd take my time to understand all the viewpoints it presents. I'd find solutions by looking for patterns in the data. 4/13 If you are given an assignment at work, how would you fulfil it? I'd determine the steps needed to complete the task. I'd analyse the opposing perspectives to get a better understanding. I'd come up with innovative ways to amend the assignment. I'd assemble the best information to get things done efficiently. I'd collaborate with colleagues to get the task done. 5/13 You are given a problem that no one else can solve. How would you try to solve it? I'd watch and see how people try to solve it first. I'd think of ways to disrupt the problem entirely. I'd look for clues that can lead me to the answer. I'd weigh the pros and cons before making a move. I'd get perspectives from experts and study their views. 6/13 While working, you come across a difficult decision. How will you approach it? I'd check for empirical evidence to make sure I'm informed. I'd step back and see where the situation goes. I'd talk to people and gain more information. I'd break down the data and weigh the pros and cons. I'd take a gamble and jump into a calculated risk. 7/13 When negotiating, how do you try to resolve the situation? I'd look for the most reasonable solution by factoring the facts. I'd look at the data and act accordingly. I'd take in all the views to form a realistic conclusion. I'd try to understand the emotional context and view both sides. I'd push the boundaries to defy expectations. 8/13 If a colleague confides to you an inconvenient truth, what would you do? I'd take in the information and let it percolate. I'd explore why it was shared with me and help the best I can. I'd think of the matter rationally and suggest a solution. I'd figure out a way to use this for the better. I'd analyze the facts to understand the true impact. 9/13 It's 2am and you've been researching for hours. What would be your next step? I'd reconsider my approach and see what I missed. I'd take a step back and find out how else I could focus my energy. I'd try something that does not fit the equation. I'd momentary put aside my emotions to think clearly. I'd take a break to process the information so far. 10/13 It's midnight and you are stuck on a problem. What is your next step? I'd discuss the problem with someone else and gain a fresh outlook. I'd take a bold step and change the way I approach the problem. I'd search for independent sources of data to corroborate. I'd look for reliable data that could bolster the facts. I'd search for a different perspective that could provide insight. 11/13 You want to think outside the box. How do you start? I'd go through the data and look for loopholes. I'd look for patterns between existing data. I'd talk to people in different related fields and see if they have a different take. I'd think of unorthodox solutions and challenge the status quo. I'd move away from the main problem and gather inspiration from all angles. 12/13 You're given an impossible deadline. How do you deal with it? I'd talk to people who could help me out and networking to find solutions. I'd contemplate the facts presented to understand why it's impossible. I'd quantify the tasks needed to be done and break the impossible into possible. I'd push the boundaries and try something out of the ordinary. I'd consider the risks and weigh the pros and cons of different approaches. 13/13 It's the day of an important examination. How do you prepare? I'd collaborate with other people to better comprehend the material. I'd look for different perspectives to understand the material. I'd take time to comprehend the material without being overwhelmed by facts. I'd change some of the variables to shake up my routine. I'd organize my notes systematically and review them.
