I tend to put up with issues longer than I should. 

If I encounter a problem, I look into a solution.

I'm always investigating, even if there's nothing wrong. 

I always want to be doing something new. 

I ask questions when there's something I want or need to know more about. 

I ask a lot of questions - You never know what you might learn. 

I am confident in my approach but can learn from others.

I think there's always something new I can learn from others' approaches.

My current skill set meets my career needs.

There are a few areas I need to continue to grow in.

I frequently seek out additional training and credentials. 

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Curiosity at Work Quiz

To learn more about the value of curiosity in the workplace SAS surveyed nearly 2,000 managers globally and analyzed data from LinkedIn.

You live by the John Maxwell quote, "The secret of your success is found in your daily routine." You've established routines in your career that work for you, and your discipline and deep bench of knowledge have taken you far. Now it's time to channel your inner toddler and ask 'WHY?' more often. Making time to ask questions, seeking out new perspectives, and thinking outside the box should be among your many good habits.

You're well-established in your career routine, but you make room for occasionally pursuing your curiosity. You've mastered true balance: welcoming new perspectives while having a strong foundation of what you already know. Perhaps it's time to take a page from Oscar Wilde's book: "Everything in moderation, including moderation." Invest in your enthusiasm and follow your curiosity! You may be pleasantly surprised by how rewarding risktaking can be in your career.

You embrace curiosity in every aspect of your career. When your team needs to innovate and ideate, your willingness to question the status quo makes you the go-to curiosity guru. After all, per Stephen Hawking: "Be curious. And however difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at.”

Curiosity at Work Quiz

How do you show curiosity in the workplace?

Investigation

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Routine

2 of 5

Asking Questions

3 of 5

Approach

4 of 5

Skills

5 of 5