Are you a risk taker?

Participating in meetings in which new business strategies are being discussed, what thought is most likely going through your head?
Where's the data? I've got even more ideas we should add to the list. When's lunch? Tell me what to do and I'll do it.
How would colleagues describe you?
I go with the flow. I hold back a little. I am always innovating. I am practical and pragmatic.
Your coworkers would generally see you as someone who ______ new ideas.
copes with builds on filters stimulates
In meetings I attend, the agenda is usually set by ______.
me my trusted colleagues the people I'm meeting with my boss

I analyze the project looking for problems.

I move the project along in the right direction.

I critique the idea and avoid participating.

I try to think of ways we can improve the project and offer new ideas.

When you think of your future, you ______.
feel acceptance seek stability feel energized smile
When presented with significant life change, you tend to think:
I can't wait! I'm at peace and ready for this. How am I going to pull this off? I have a lot to consider before I'll be ready.
I tend to ______ new ventures.
confront lead accept contribute to
A new project comes your way at the office. Your typical reaction?
I'd prefer to stay focused on the work at hand. I'd like to lead this. I can go with the flow. I'm the person who introduces new projects.
I prefer to feel ______.
like I'm adaptable secure like I have options like I'm being challenged
Risk and change can be ______.
invigorating beneficial managed necessary

This tool is based on content found in eCornell’s Executive Leadership certificate.

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