The Way You Think - 3SmartCubes.com

1. Your problem solving skills shine when:

You can try out many solutions before deciding on the right one.
You need to invent a new way to solve the problem.
There is a standard process for solving the problem at hand.
You can picture the solution in your head - even if you don't know how to get there.

2. Others may accuse you of:

Having your head in the clouds, dreaming about the future.
Being fickle. Having to try out many possibilities.
Uber-logic. You tend to ignore emotions.
Being out there. Sometimes the things you say are totally out of left field.

3. Your friends are trying to persuade you to go out to a new restaurant with them. What's the best way to convince you?

Tell you about all of the unique appetizers that you would love to try.
Show you a menu and a couple reviews of the restaurant.
Describe the how the food tastes and the restaurant's great atmosphere.
Just drag you along blindfolded to surprise you. You'll enjoy the anticipation.

4. When it comes to your strengths, you are generally best at:

Looking at all the facts, and not letting anything irrelevant cloud your judgment.
A strong drive to make things work, no matter what.
Coming up with unique insights and challenging what's expected.
Getting different ideas, viewpoints, and people to relate.

5. You just came into some cash, and you're shopping for a new plasma TV. How do you pick one out?

You look at the TV's carefully, and you picture how each one would look in your house.
You try out a few different TV's in your house, settling on the one you like best.
You collect all the facts and make a comparision cart of TV's.
You go with your gut and pick the TV that seems the coolest, even if it's a bit unconventional.

6. How would you describe your dating style?

You don't really have a "type." You always fall for someone unexpeced.
You are looking for soulmate potential, even on the first date.
You like to know a lot about the people you date, as soon as possible.
You tend to date around a lot - you always are "trying people on."