Self-Management Skills

What is the purpose of conducting a strength and weakness analysis?

• a) To compare oneself to others

• b) To understand areas of improvement and talents

• c) To boast about strengths

• d) To ignore weaknesses

What's a useful method to understand your strengths?

• a) Disregarding personal achievements

• b) Considering what others dislike about you

• c) Reflecting on what you're always good at

• d) Avoiding self-assessment

5. What might help in recognizing your weaknesses?

• 5. a) Embracing feedback from others

• 5. b) Ignoring personal challenges

• 5. c) Avoiding self-assessment entirely

• 5. d) Refusing to acknowledge struggles

2. Why is grooming important?

• 2. a) To wear the latest fashion trends

• 2. b) To impress friends only

• 2. c) To look neat and clean

• 2. d) To make yourself feel bad about your appearance

1. What is advised regarding clothes according to the guidelines?

• 1. a) Wear clothes with flashy accessories

• 1. b) Wear wrinkled and untidy clothes

• 1. c) Wear dirty shoes

• 1. d) Wear clean, neat, and ironed clothes

How often should one get a haircut based on the guidelines?

• a) Regularly

• b) Never

• c) Only on special occasions

• d) Once a year

1. Why is personal hygiene important?

• 1. a) To deliberately fall sick

• 1. b) To avoid feeling good about oneself

• 1. c) To help maintain health and well-being

• 1. d) To ignore cleanliness completely

3. What's important for every team member according to the guidelines?

• 3. a) Ignoring one's role in the team

• 3. b) Understanding one's role in the team clearly

• 3. c) Avoiding communication with teammates

• 3. d) Not thinking about the team's success

1. What is networking primarily about?

• 1. a) Ignoring people

• 1. b) Making enemies

• 1. c) Getting to know people and staying in touch

• 1. d) Avoiding any social interactions

2. Which type of motivation revolves around doing things for personal happiness and well-being?

• 2. a) External motivation - Reward

• 2. b) Internal motivation - Love

• 2. c) External motivation - Punishment