Are you the office gossip? Can you keep a secret, or are you a total blabbermouth? Take this test to find out!
At work, you suddenly receive an email from your neighbor EDA announcing her resignation tomorrow—a complete surprise. She's already shut down her computer and packing her things. How do you react?
A. Seeing the email, you're shocked and immediately rush over to ask what's going on.
B. You plan to find a private moment after work to ask EDA about her sudden departure.
C. Even though you know EDA won't see the email right away, you still reply asking why she's leaving.
D. Though surprised, you quickly regain your composure. You decide to stay calm.
C. Even knowing EDA might not see the email immediately, you reply asking her reason for leaving.
D. Though surprised, you quickly regain composure. Since it's beyond your control, you decide it's best not to pry.
Test Results:
A. Your tendency to exaggerate means even trivial matters get blown up into earth-shattering events by girls like you. You're the office spotlight, the most likely to be the "gossip queen"—as if the world would lose its sparkle without you. Try counting to three before speaking.
B. Your tendency to blab: You're careful about choosing the right moment to speak, but sometimes you lack the awareness to think things through further. Some topics simply aren't appropriate to bring up immediately, no matter the setting. The right timing and the right topic are the keys to successful workplace communication. Paying more attention to this will help you become a beloved office fairy.
C. Your Level of Loose Lips: Your approach to handling matters mirrors your steady, reserved personality. You avoid putting excessive pressure on others, but this can give the impression that you're a cold girl. While your thinking is very clear, you may lack enthusiasm toward colleagues. Try increasing your visibility at the right moments to boost your popularity!
D. Your Level of Outspokenness Though you often remain detached from office affairs, colleagues perceive you as aloof and hard to approach. Not everything requires silence—participate in company discussions and engage more with coworkers to change their impression of your coldness.