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Free productivity self-assessment

See how deliberately your current work system manages priorities, planning, focus, communication, workload, delegation, digital tools and recovery.

Answer 24 practical questions. Your personalised result includes a total score, eight area scores and a clear next step.

Priorities

Section 1 of 8 · Questions 1–3

1. I can clearly identify the few tasks that matter most, even when many things demand my attention. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

2. My daily work generally reflects my real priorities rather than whichever request arrived most recently. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

3. I regularly make conscious decisions about what I will not spend time on. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

Planning

Section 2 of 8 · Questions 4–6

4. I normally begin the day with a realistic idea of what I intend to accomplish. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

5. I leave enough flexibility in my schedule for unexpected work and interruptions. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

6. Larger projects are translated into concrete actions that I can actually schedule or start. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

Focus

Section 3 of 8 · Questions 7–9

7. I can work on an important task for a meaningful period without repeatedly switching to unrelated activities. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

8. Notifications, messages and browser tabs rarely control what I pay attention to. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

9. I deliberately protect periods of focused work when a task requires concentration. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

Communication

Section 4 of 8 · Questions 10–12

10. I choose communication methods based on what the situation actually requires rather than automatically using meetings or instant messages. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

11. Meetings I attend usually have a clear purpose and justify the time they consume. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

12. I can communicate my availability and response expectations clearly to other people. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

Workload & Boundaries

Section 5 of 8 · Questions 13–15

13. I recognise when my workload exceeds my realistic capacity. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

14. I can renegotiate deadlines, expectations or priorities instead of automatically accepting every new demand. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

15. Work has reasonably clear boundaries and does not routinely expand into time intended for recovery or personal life. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

Delegation & Automation

Section 6 of 8 · Questions 16–18

16. I avoid doing work myself when another person could reasonably handle it. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

17. Repetitive tasks are automated, templated or simplified where practical. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

18. I periodically question whether recurring tasks still need to be done at all. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

AI & Digital Tools

Section 7 of 8 · Questions 19–21

19. I use digital tools because they solve a specific problem rather than simply because they are available. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

20. I use AI where it can genuinely reduce routine work, improve analysis or accelerate first drafts. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

21. My productivity tools form a reasonably simple system rather than a collection of disconnected apps. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

Energy & Recovery

Section 8 of 8 · Questions 22–24

22. I schedule demanding work at times when I am reasonably capable of concentrating on it. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

23. I take breaks or recovery periods before exhaustion seriously reduces the quality of my work. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

24. My productivity system takes account of energy and attention, not only the number of available hours. *Almost neverRarelySometimesUsuallyAlmost always

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