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  1. When you find out that there will be an unexpected major change at your job, your first thought is:
  2. How do you react when you find out that your plan for the day has to change unexpectedly?
  3. Imagine that your favorite problem-solving method no longer works. What will you do?
  4. When you find yourself in an unfamiliar environment (e.g., new job, new city), what is your reaction?
  5. How do you react to unexpected critical situations?
  1. When you find out that a big change is coming, what is your first thought?
  2. Imagine that you receive a job offer in a completely new field. How do you respond?
  3. During a work project, the conditions change. How do you cope with that?
  4. You will have the opportunity to travel to a foreign country for an extended period of time. What will you do?
  5. A new method of problem-solving will appear in your team. How do you react?
  1. Imagine that you are in an unfamiliar city and your phone runs out of battery. How do you react?
  2. In work, you will receive an unexpected task that you were not prepared for. How will you approach it?
  3. At the party, you find yourself in a group of people you don't know. How do you join the conversation?
  4. If you had to come up with a new way to use a common object (e.g., a scarf), what would you do?
  5. You missed an important transportation connection. How will you behave?
  1. Imagine that your job position is changing. What interests you the most?
  2. If you could change one aspect of your life, what would it be?
  3. You receive a job offer in a completely different field than what you have been doing so far. How do you respond?
  4. Your team will get a new leader who has a completely different style than the previous one. How will you cope with that?
  5. Imagine that your current way of solving problems no longer works. How do you react?

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