Time Keepers: Judging vs. Perceiving

Time Keepers: Judging vs. Perceiving

Discover your time management style: structured or flexible? Explore the unique ways you navigate life's myriad decisions.

published 8 days ago
1/10

Your workspace is:

Your workspace is:
A creative mess with no apparent order.
Shared and frequently adjusted to accommodate others.
Fairly tidy with stacks of paper.
Organized with labeled folders.
2/10

Your approach to deadlines is:

Your approach to deadlines is:
Work steadily and finish on time.
Push them as far as possible.
Flexible, especially if others need help.
Finish early to avoid stress.
3/10

When organizing a party, you:

When organizing a party, you:
Host it spontaneously, see where it goes.
Coordinate with others for collective planning.
Plan everything down to the playlist.
Plan essential details, improvise the rest.
4/10

Your approach to multitasking is:

Your approach to multitasking is:
Help others while working on your tasks.
Handle a few tasks efficiently.
Juggle multiple tasks with ease.
Avoid - focus on completing one task thoroughly.
5/10

When planning a weekend getaway, you:

When planning a weekend getaway, you:
Decide last minute where to go.
Have a rough outline, but open to change.
Create a minute-by-minute itinerary.
Let someone else decide and just go with it.
6/10

How do you start your day?

How do you start your day?
By checking in on those around you.
With a flexible list of tasks.
With a strict morning routine.
Spontaneously based on mood.
7/10

How do you feel about last-minute changes?

How do you feel about last-minute changes?
Excited - it adds spice to routine.
Annoyed - I prefer sticking to plans.
Acceptable, if there's good reason.
Okay, if it doesn't disrupt others.
8/10

In meetings, you prefer:

In meetings, you prefer:
Structured agenda with clear goals.
Free flowing with brainstorming sessions.
Open discussions to ensure everyone's heard.
An agenda with room for new ideas.
9/10

You prefer your vacations:

You prefer your vacations:
Pre-booked with every detail sorted.
With booked essentials, rest can vary.
Decided once you arrive.
Planned considering companions' preferences.
10/10

When faced with a big decision, you:

When faced with a big decision, you:
Seek input but have some ideas.
Follow your instincts in the moment.
Research and evaluate all options.
Consult friends or family for guidance.