Twenty-five questions. Fifty points. You finish with a score, and the one thing you should actually work on this month.
Answer honestly. Nobody sees this but you, and a flattering score protects nothing.
Most people score worse than they expect in one area and considerably better in another. The gap between those two is the useful part, because it tells you where your effort actually belongs.
Takes about ten minutes. Nothing is stored on a server. Your answers stay in your browser.
Ignore your total and work on your highest section. That is the only thing worth your attention this month. The rest can wait.
Whether your score is normal. A 29 means nothing on its own. Normal for a freelance illustrator is not normal for a staff designer at an agency of forty, and whether these contract clauses are actually surviving negotiation this quarter is something only the people using them know.
Get the full manual · €39The audit maps to the ten chapters. Your highest section tells you which one to read first.
