Welcome to your Tech Quiz Pick the statement that resonates most with you: I have a good eye for what looks good vs what doesn't I enjoy figuring out how systems connect and work together I'm naturally suspicious and think about 'what could go wrong' I love storytelling and grabbing people's attention I'm good at seeing the big picture and organizing complexity I like finding patterns and drawing conclusions from information None Hint You finished a project. How do you know it's actually good? It looks polished and professional It works without errors or crashes It's secure and can't be easily exploited People engage with it and share it It meets the requirements and objectives The data shows positive results None Hint What matters most to you in your next career? Creative freedom and self-expression Problem-solving and technical challenges Job security and clear career progression High earning potential Remote work flexibility Making an impact and helping others None Hint Which project sounds most exciting to you? Designing a beautiful, user-friendly mobile app interface Building a system that handles millions of users smoothly Testing a platform for security vulnerabilities before hackers find them Creating viral video content that tells a compelling story Leading a team to launch a product from idea to market Analyzing user data to uncover insights that drive decisions None Hint Which of these sounds most satisfying to you? Building something people can see and interact with Making systems work smoothly behind the scenes Finding vulnerabilities before bad actors do Creating content that gets people's attention Organizing chaos into clear processes Discovering insights hidden in information None Hint You're given a task you've never done before and the deadline is tight. What do you do first? Break it into smaller pieces and tackle them one by one Look for similar examples online and adapt them Ask someone who's done it before for guidance Jump in and experiment until something works Create a plan with milestones before starting None Hint How do you feel about continuous learning? (Tech changes fast) Excited - I love learning new things constantly Comfortable - I can adapt as needed Nervous - I prefer stability once I learn something Strategic - I'll learn what directly benefits my career None Hint How do you prefer to see the results of your work? Immediately - I love instant visual feedback Over time - I'm patient with behind-the-scenes improvements Through prevention - knowing I stopped something bad from happening Through engagement - likes, views, reactions from people Through metrics - clear data showing improvement Through quality - fewer bugs, smoother experiences None Hint How detail-oriented are you? Very - I notice small visual inconsistencies that others miss Very - I can't rest until every edge case is covered Moderate - I focus on details that matter most Less so - I prefer the creative big picture Strategic - I know when details matter and when to zoom out None Hint Which type of work environment sounds most appealing? Creative and visual - working with colors, layouts, and aesthetics Structured and logical - working with code, systems, and architecture Investigative and protective - working with security and risk Dynamic and expressive - working with cameras, stories, and content Collaborative and strategic - working with teams and roadmaps Analytical and data-driven - working with numbers, charts, and insights None Hint When learning something new, what helps you most? Seeing visual examples and designs Following step-by-step logical instructions Understanding the 'why' behind how things work Trying it hands-on immediately Watching others do it first None Hint Which phrase describes you best? I make things beautiful and intuitive I make things work reliably I make things secure and safe I make things engaging and memorable I make things organized and strategic I make things measurable and data-informed None Hint Your friend shows you their new app/website/design. What do you notice first? How it looks - colors, layout, visual appeal How it works - functionality and user flow Potential problems - bugs, security issues, what could break The content - messaging, storytelling, engagement The overall experience - does it solve a real problem? None When you see something that doesn't work well (a confusing app, a slow process, an ugly poster), what's your first instinct? I think about how to redesign it to look better I wonder what's broken behind the scenes and how to fix it I think about how to protect it from being exploited or attacked I want to capture or document the problem creatively I think about why someone built it that way and how to improve the process I want to understand what data would prove it's actually a problem None Hint How much coding are you comfortable with? I want to code a lot - that's the main thing I want to learn I'm open to moderate coding if it helps me build things I prefer minimal coding - more visual/creative tools I want to understand code but not write it all day I'm open to whatever level is needed for the role None Hint You're stuck on a problem for 2 hours. What's your next move? Keep trying different approaches - I'll crack it Take a break and come back fresh Search online forums and documentation Ask a colleague or mentor for help Document what I've tried and escalate if needed None Hint Imagine you're working on something for hours and it's still not working. How do you feel? Frustrated but determined - I NEED to figure this out Energized by the challenge - it's like a puzzle I take a break and come back with fresh eyes I reach out for help pretty quickly I document what I've tried so I don't repeat mistakes None Hint Name Email Phone Time's up
