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Test: What motivates you at work?

To really perform well at work, you need:

Your partner offers to whisk you away for a long weekend on a Friday morning. You:

When everything goes wrong at work, you:

The first thing you do when you get to the office on Monday is:

At the last moment, a colleague cancels an appointment. You:

Your usual work demeanour is:

You’re having a birthday party. The guest list includes:

When it comes to your working life, the thing you’re most likely to want to change is:

Your view of workaholics is:

At the end of the working day, a problem is unresolved. You will:

When you look back on your professional life, you think:

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To really perform well at work, you need:

Your partner offers to whisk you away for a long weekend on a Friday morning. You:

When everything goes wrong at work, you:

The first thing you do when you get to the office on Monday is:

At the last moment, a colleague cancels an appointment. You:

Your usual work demeanour is:

You’re having a birthday party. The guest list includes:

When it comes to your working life, the thing you’re most likely to want to change is:

Your view of workaholics is:

At the end of the working day, a problem is unresolved. You will:

When you look back on your professional life, you think:

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