Behavioral profile assessment

How do you naturally work?

This short assessment looks at your natural behavioral style — how you approach problems, people, pace, and process. There are no right or wrong answers and no passing score. Answer honestly, not how you think a workplace wants you to answer.

Part 1 — 24 sets of four words. In each set, pick the word that sounds most like you and the word that sounds least like you.

Part 2 — 10 quick choices. Pick the statement that matters most to you at work. This maps what actually motivates you.

Go with your gut. First instincts are usually the accurate ones. Most people finish both parts in about twelve minutes, and you'll get a full profile: style, strengths, communication, and motivators.

Your name

Which best describes you?

Your department

Your answers stay on this device until you choose to share your results.

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Set 1 of 24

Pick the word most like you and the word least like you.

Choose one Most and one Least

Behavioral profile results

Your profile

Style graph

Higher bars are stronger natural tendencies. Most people lead with one or two styles.

Work style vs. natural style

Your work style is how you present on the job (your "most like me" picks). Your natural style is your instinct under pressure (what you never rejected). Gaps between them cost energy.

Overview

Your style at work

Strengths

What you bring

Watch-outs

Potential blind spots

Communication

How to work with you

Do

Avoid

Environment

Where you do your best work

Motivators

What drives you

Style is how you work. Motivators are why. These are the conditions that keep you engaged — and the ones that quietly drain you.

Sends your full profile to the Midwest HR team. Internal use only.