Discover Your Workplace Jealousy

Are you genuinely happy for your colleagues' success?

Take our insightful test to explore how you feel about your colleagues' achievements and recognition. Understand your workplace dynamics and gain personal insights that can help you grow both personally and professionally.

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Why Take This Test?

Self-Awareness: Gain a deeper understanding of your feelings and behaviors towards your colleagues.

Personal Growth: Identify areas for improvement in your professional interactions.

Better Relationships: Foster a more positive and supportive work environment.

How It Works

Simple Questions: Answer 20 straightforward questions about your thoughts and actions in the workplace.

Instant Results: Get your score immediately and see where you stand.

Reflect and Act: Use your insights to make positive changes in your professional life.

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FAQ on Workplace Jealousy Test

This quiz aims to help you assess your feelings and behaviors towards your colleagues' achievements and recognition at work.

Read each question and select the option that best describes your feelings or actions. Each option is assigned a point value.

Points range from 0 to 3, with 'Never' worth 0 points, 'Rarely' worth 1 point, 'Often' worth 2 points, and 'Always' worth 3 points.

Higher scores indicate a greater frequency of negative feelings or behaviors towards colleagues' success, while lower scores suggest fewer such feelings or behaviors.

This quiz is a self-assessment tool and not a scientifically validated psychological test. It is designed for personal reflection.

Yes, you can retake the quiz at any time to reassess your feelings and behaviors as they may change over time.

A high score suggests you may benefit from exploring these feelings further. Consider talking to a mentor, counselor, or trusted colleague for support and guidance.

Yes, your responses and scores are confidential. This quiz is for your personal use and self-reflection.

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This test is intended for informational and self-assessment purposes only. It is not a scientifically validated psychological test and should not be used as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The results are designed to help you reflect on your workplace feelings and behaviors and identify areas for personal growth. If you have concerns about your mental health or professional relationships, please seek the guidance of a qualified mental health professional, counselor, or trusted mentor. Your responses and scores are confidential and are meant for your personal use only.

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Discover Your Workplace Jealousy

Are you genuinely happy for your colleagues' success?

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When a coworker receives a promotion or recognition, how often do you find it difficult to be genuinely happy for them?

How often do you spend time comparing yourself to your colleagues' achievements?

How often do you feel threatened by colleagues who excel in their roles?

How often do you find yourself gossiping or spreading rumors about successful colleagues?

How often, after a successful presentation by a colleague, do you find reasons to downplay their accomplishment?

How often do you feel anxious or stressed when colleagues receive positive feedback from your manager?

How often do you suspect your colleagues are undermining your work or taking credit for your ideas?

How often do you feel a sense of satisfaction when a colleague makes a mistake or faces a setback?

How often do you avoid collaborating with colleagues you perceive as more successful?

How often do you find it difficult to celebrate team successes unless you feel you made the biggest contribution?

How often do you find yourself obsessing over perceived slights or unequal treatment from management?

How often do you feel a surge of pride when you outperform colleagues on a project?

How often do you feel the need to constantly prove yourself and your abilities to others?

How often do you actively seek out information about colleagues' salaries or promotions?

How often do you feel resentment towards colleagues who receive more favorable work assignments?

How often do you struggle to focus on your own work because you're preoccupied with what your colleagues are doing?

How often do you find it difficult to offer constructive feedback to colleagues for fear they might surpass you?

How often, when colleagues offer to help you with a task, do you suspect they're trying to make you look bad?

How often do you feel the need to constantly 'one-up' your colleagues in terms of achievements or recognition?

How often do you find yourself feeling discouraged or demotivated after hearing about a colleague's success?

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