Which Office Character Are You? — Fun 10-Question Quiz

1

What's your ideal way to boost office morale?

Throw a raucous, heartfelt motivational meeting (with a surprise slideshow). Organize a productivity contest and hand out practical, no-nonsense prizes. Pull a harmless prank that gets everyone laughing (especially one on Dwight). Set up a cozy art corner or a communal doodle board for everyone.

2

Favorite weekend hobby?

Hosting a movie marathon and inviting way too many people. Tending beet fields, practicing self-defense, or prepping emergency plans. Playing sports, joking with friends, or pulling small social experiments. Painting, visiting galleries, or morning coffee with sketchbook in hand.

3

How do you handle awkward situations?

Make a bold, probably inappropriate joke to break the tension. Confront directly and assert your point — awkwardness must be eradicated. Smile, deliver a perfectly timed look to the camera (in spirit), and move on. Listen, empathize, and try to find a calm, creative solution.

4

Pick a desk object you can't live without.

A personal, curated scrapbook of memories and inspirational quotes. A pocket watch, lots of pens, and a toolkit — be prepared. A prank-ish prop (stapler in Jell-O is a classic), or a mischievous grin. A sketchbook and a warm mug of tea or coffee.

5

When leading a team, your style is:

Big-picture pep, dramatic declarations, and contagious enthusiasm. Strict, rule-oriented, and extremely focused on results and safety. Relaxed, witty, delegator — you let people shine (and prank occasionally). Supportive, collaborative, and quietly encouraging everyone to grow.

6

Your ideal office snack is:

Big pizza parties (and cake) whenever possible. Something practical and healthy — beets or jerky. A cheeky candy stash to bribe coworkers for favors or laughs. A homemade treat shared on special days (cupcakes, anyone?).

7

Your go-to office outfit vibe:

Loud, memorable suits that scream "I'm the boss!" Functional, tactical, and a little old-fashioned (bolo tie optional). Casual-smart: crisp shirt, easy smile, low maintenance. Soft, comfy, and creative with a touch of pastel.

8

How do you handle criticism?

Get theatrical, explain your heart, then swing back with earnest confidence. Treat it as data: adjust your strategy and be doubly prepared next time. Make a light joke, show you're okay, and let the moment pass. Listen, reflect quietly, and improve without drama.

9

If your life were a sitcom moment, you'd be the one who:

Delivers a heartfelt (if cringey) speech that everyone remembers forever. Executes an elaborate plan that is strangely effective and intense. Pulls off the perfect prank while giving a subtle side-eye to the camera. Offers the warm, honest reaction that grounds the whole scene.

10

When you think of "success," you picture:

Being adored, remembered, and having your name attached to fun memories. Clear measurable wins, stability, and being prepared for anything. A balanced life with laughs, good relationships, and the occasional practical joke. Creative satisfaction, close friends, and quiet growth over time.