Leadership quiz
The leadership quiz helps identify respondents’ leadership styles. Once they know their style, they can learn more about it, its effectiveness and how to better it.
Use a leadership quiz to:
- Understand what type of leadership style you currently have.
- Connect with your team by better understanding your style or learning/adapting to a new style.
- Gain insight into your leadership style and its strengths and weaknesses with a personalized PDF report.
Why use Pointerpro as a leadership quiz tool?
Why use Pointerpro as a leadership quiz tool?
Personalized reports
Knowing your leadership style is one thing, but truly understanding it is something else. Use Pointerpro to share a comprehensive PDF report with the respondent with analysis and insights.
White label option
We believe personalization is important. Make the leadership quiz your own with Pointerpro’s white label option, which removes our branding and allows you to add your logo, your branding and create your own quiz URL
Delightful design & assessment components
Use Pointerpro’s design features and quirky quiz capabilities to keep your audience engaged to the end of your questionnaire.
What is a leadership quiz?
What is your leadership style? This is an important question for those aiming to climb the ladder at their jobs. Once you move up, you are no longer only responsible for your work; you need to make sure your whole team achieves success. How do you get them motivated, focused and hitting the targets laid out for all of you?
There are eight common leadership styles:
- Democratic Leadership – with this style, the leader seeks the input of each team member in order to make decisions.
- Autocratic Leadership – in contrast, this leader makes decisions on their own, without the input of their team.
- Laissez-Faire Leadership – this style passes the authority to the team members with very little direction or instruction from the leader.
- Strategic Leadership – this leader sits between executives and their team, taking the instructions and input from higher up but also making sure his or her team is cared for and heard.
- Transformational Leadership – this leader consistently pushes their team to do more and be something new, frequently keeping them outside of their comfort zones.
- Transactional Leadership – this leader rewards team members for the work they do and goals hit.
- Coach-Style Leadership – much like a coach, this leader identifies and nurtures the unique strengths and skills of each team member.
- Bureaucratic Leadership – these leaders will listen to team members’ input, but they won’t apply that input if it goes against company policy or past practices.
These leadership styles vary by degrees of effectiveness, but it’s important to understand where you currently stand so you can improve. A sign of a good leader is that he or she is always looking for ways to better themselves and their teams!
Leadership quiz template
- If your team is experiencing conflict, do you let them work separately or bring them together to talk it out?
- Before making big decisions, do you consult with your team or work through it by yourself?
- On a scale of one to 10 (one being not at all and 10 being extremely), how important is it to you to give your team autonomy?
- Do you strictly delegate tasks to your team or give them the freedom to pursue their tasks with little input from you?
- You have a team member who has been performing poorly – do you punish them, talk to them about what’s happening or leave them alone?
Tips to create a great leadership quiz
- Switch up your quiz questions with multiple choice, scales and open-ended questions. You want to make sure respondents stay interested through the end of it!
- Don’t overcomplicate things – effective leaders don’t do that! Keep your questions short and to-the-point.
- An effective leader knows there’s always more you can do to secure success. Promote your quiz everywhere you can – your website, social media, newsletters and emails.
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