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Should you change your job?

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Test: Should you change your job?

Personality Test

You find that your job:

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How often do you laugh?

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How do you feel about work when you’re on holiday?

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There’s a tense atmosphere in the office. You:

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When you look at your diary you:

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You don’t have much time left to finish writing an important document. You:

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You’ve just found out that you aren’t going to be offered a job you went for. You:

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A colleague makes an unfair criticism of your work. You:

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You are leaving the office when you find yourself in a lovely patch of sunshine. You:

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When you get into bed at night you:

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