How Do You Handle Group Decisions?

Peacemaker, decider, listener, or wildcard — how do you handle group decisions?

Answer 7 quick questions about how you act when a group has to choose and find out your real decision style.

How Do You Handle Group Decisions?

7 questions · About 1 minute

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Questions Overview

All 7 questions in this quiz — take a look before you start.

  1. 1
    Pick how your group should decide where to eat.
    • •Everyone votes, and we all agree happily
    • •I pick a place and everyone follows
    • •I listen to what everyone wants first
    • •Somewhere random — let us try something new!
  2. 2
    Two friends in the group disagree loudly. You…
    • •Calm everyone down and find a middle way
    • •Decide for them — we are wasting time
    • •Listen to both sides before saying a word
    • •Suggest something totally different to break the tension
  3. 3
    The group cannot agree on a plan. You…
    • •Find the option everyone can live with
    • •Pick one and get us moving
    • •Ask each person what they really want
    • •Flip a coin — at least we are moving
  4. 4
    Pick your role in a group chat decision.
    • •The one who sums up everyone's views
    • •The one who says 'final answer: this!'
    • •The one who reads everything before replying
    • •The one who sends a wild idea at midnight
  5. 5
    Someone's idea gets ignored by the group. You…
    • •Bring it back gently — every idea deserves a hearing
    • •Move on — we have to decide sometime
    • •Ask them to explain it properly
    • •Mix their idea with mine into something new
  6. 6
    Pick the decision style you trust most.
    • •Everyone agrees — no one left unhappy
    • •One clear call, quickly
    • •Hear everyone out, then decide
    • •Try it and see — decisions can change
  7. 7
    Describe your group decision style in one line.
    • •Everyone wins, or no one does
    • •Decide fast, act faster
    • •Listen first, speak second
    • •Why not try the crazy option?