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I do not become defensive when criticized.

I can stay calm under pressure.

I handle setbacks effectively.

I manage anxiety, stress, anger, and fear in pursuit of a goal.

I utilize criticism and other feedback for growth.

I am positive.

I maintain a sense of humor.

I try to see things from another’s perspective.

I recognize how my behavior affects others.

I air grievances skillfully.

I can listen without jumping to judgment.

I can freely admit to making a mistake.

Which of the risks listed below do you struggle with at work and find the most difficult to initiate?

In what situation do you feel the least confident to take a risk (give critical feedback, hold someone accountable, suggesting a new idea, admitting a mistake, making tough decisions)?

When you face a difficult moment, such as a hard conversation with someone, it happens when you:

Over the last year, my team has taken time to discuss and clarify how we want to work together.

I find there are different cultures on the different teams I work on.

The highest performers at work perform better under pressure.

The best leaders at work perform better under pressure.

I believe I act consistently, no matter what group or setting I’m in.

The people around me have a strong influence on how I behave.

I adjust how I speak and act depending on who is in the room.

When I make decisions, I rely mostly on my internal values, not outside pressure.

If I joined a different team or company, I think I’d behave in mostly the same way.

I feel like I have full control over my reactions and choices, regardless of my environment.

Unspoken rules in a group can shape my behavior more than I’d like to admit.

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