Workplace Serendipity Quiz | Assesses Your Career Success

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			Bad break			Good lesson
			Bad decision			I’ll do better next time


			Pile it on with rest and hope for the best			Accept it on and then delegate it to someone else
			Try to reason your boss out of giving it to you			Take a stand and refuse it


			Take the money and run			Turn the offer down on the principle of loyalty
			Use the offer to build your case for more money with your current company			Entertain the offer and see what unfolds


			Publicly refuse the bonus and ask that it be given toyour co - worker			Take the bonus and publicly acknowledge your co-worker’s hard work
			Take the bonus and privately split it with your co-workers			Do nothing because "you win some, you lose some".


			Quietly-but-quickly look for another job			Strap on your gloves and take the matter to the top
			Verify your observation with co - workers before doing anything			Continue doing excellent work in hopes the executives rethink their plan


1.	You take a new job and are ready to quit within three months. You conclude...


2.	You’re pushing a critical deadline at a job you love and your boss delegates a menial but time-consuming task to you. You...


3.	You’ve just landed a long-sought promotion after five years with a company when an industry competitor offers you a higher position with a significantly higher salary. You...


4.	To everyone’s surprise, at a year-end party you receive a large monetary award over a more deserving, highly-respected co-worker. You...


5.	You’ve invested ten years in a company you believe in when it becomes obvious executives are fast-tracking the VP’s dull nephew for a position you’ve earned. You...


6.	You’re working long hours but earning well into six figures when an old friend asks you to help with the launch of a brilliant new company. Your help will require at least 20 hours a week and produce no immediate income. You...


			Offer to help "as you have time"			Say yes and find a way to help
			Keep your income-generating work the top priority and graciously turn down the offer			Explain your situation and find someone else to help in your place


7.	You’ve invested fifteen years in a solid career but a great opportunity has come up twice in two weeks. You...


			Invest a month giving due diligence to the opportunity			Stay on the path you’ve spent 15 years forging
			Jump after the opportunity before the window closes			Try to pursue it while sustaining your current career


8.	Your employer is cutting back and you’re given the option to stay on part-time or cut your losses and move on. You love your company and your job. You...


9.	A wealthy relative dies and leaves you $50K. You...


			Throw a close-knit dinner party and ask for suggestions			Buy something nice and give the rest to your favorite charity
			Buy something you’d never buy with your own money and save/invest the rest			Pay off debt and disperse the rest among your closest supporters


			Curse the circumstances that make it impossible to pursue			Weigh the backlash and pursue it if the sacrifice is not too great
			Throw caution to the wind,borrow the money and go for it			Wait to see if fate gives you another nudge in that direction


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			Cut your losses and start calling your company’s competitors			Build a compelling case for the keeping you full time
			Stay on part-time and start planning your next endeavor			Stay on part-time and look for a good full-time postion


10.	A great opportunity comes your way but the timing is bad and the cost is far more than you can afford. You...