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This is not a quiz about which tools you know. It is fifteen working situations, each with four things a reasonable person might do, and it reads the choices you actually make: when you reach for AI and when you deliberately don't, what you verify before your name goes on the work, what you tell people about how it was made, and whether the thinking in your output is still yours. Answer as the person you are on a busy Tuesday, not the person in your best interview story.
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Questions
Five working habits, none of them technical: choosing deliberately when to use AI and when not to; verifying output before your name goes on it; being straight about what the tool did and what never goes into one; keeping the thinking in your work your own; and building skill while you build speed. This check reads all five through scenarios rather than asking you to rate yourself.
No, and that is the point. Tool lists age in months; the habits age in decades. Someone with wise habits and a free chatbot is in far better shape than someone with autopilot habits and the most expensive stack on the market. Nothing in these fifteen questions asks what you use — only how and why.
The AI judgment check reads a team: whether verification, guardrails and skill-building hold up across a group and its leaders. This one reads you as an individual — the choices you personally make when a deadline is close and a tool is open. Taking both is genuinely useful: the gap between your personal score and your team's tells its own story.
Correct, and that is deliberate. Each scenario offers four things a reasonable person might do, and several are defensible. The scoring rewards the pattern of your instincts across fifteen situations, not perfection in any single one — which is also how working wisdom operates.
No. The scoring happens in your browser. When you request the report we receive your contact details and the summary — your score, the dimension breakdown and your focus area — so a trainer can follow up usefully. Your fifteen individual choices are never sent.
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