1.	You are a confirmed nonsmoker. A new colleague in your office is a heavy smoker. How do you react? I hide the ashtrays, moan when he or she is lighting a cigarette, and hope that the person will take the hint. At a departmental meeting, I suggest that smokers and nonsmokers not have to share offices. I complain to the boss and demand that the company declare the whole building a smoke-free zone.
2.	You are unexpectedly transferred to another branch. What are your thoughts? This is a catastrophe. Why just now, when I have become used to the work and the people here? I'll do it, but only if I get a raise. That is a challenge.
3.	On the bulletin board you see a note that, beginning tomorrow, your department is starting work an hour earlier. You will: Go along with the decision. You realize you'll have more time in the evenings. Be angry and insist on special arrangements because you find difficult to get going in the morning. Be astonished and want to ask your boss why he made such a decision without discussing it with the team.
4.	You have been in the same job for five years. How do you feel about that? Proud. It shows that they value my work. Utterly unhappy! It's time for a change in my life. Pensive There must be some alternatives.
5.	You are working on an important matter when another important project arrives on your desk. How do you react? The first thing I do is ask one of my colleagues to take care of it. That doesn't work for me. I don't like starting something new until I finish the job I'm working on. I'm happy. It will introduce some variety into my day.
6.	You're annoyed about something that happened at work. You want to talk about it with your partner in the evening, but he or she has a headache. You react by: Spoiling him or her. Actually this is a good opportunity to forget about the office. Asking him or her if you could talk about your problem later. Venting your anger anyway.