Tests

Find out what isn’t obvious about you at first glance.

Personality test

The “Personality test” shows what kind of person you are across five personality traits, based on the Big Five model.

The test runs over five days, one trait a day: extraversion, openness to new things, relating to others, being organized, emotional intensity. Each new day of the test opens only the next day: answers depend on your mood, and a few days give a truer picture than a single evening.

There are no right answers. For each statement, say how much it sounds like you, from “Definitely not me” to “Definitely me”. Answer as things usually are in your life, not as you’d like them to be.

After the fifth day, your type takes shape: an image for your strongest trait and a word or two about where your strength lies — for example, “Spark · energy and reliability”. If no trait stands out, your type is “Mosaic”. You can send your type as a picture with the “Share” button.

Work interests

“Work interests”, inspired by Holland’s model, shows which kinds of work attract you.

The test runs over three days, two types of interest a day: craft and research, creativity and helping, initiative and structure. The next part opens only on the following day.

There are no right answers. For each activity, say how interested you would be in doing it at work, from “Not at all interested” to “Very interested”. No experience needed: imagine you had the chance to learn.

After the third day, your result takes shape: one leading type, a pair of types, or an overall picture if the types are close. It reflects interest, not ability. You can send it as a picture with the “Share” button.