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ME-05 Management Style Snapshot

This short questionnaire explores your actual management behaviour, not what you believe sounds right. Answer honestly and instinctively. There are no good or bad styles, only patterns.

1. I sometimes make decisions quickly without consulting others when time or pressure demands it.

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2. I am comfortable taking final responsibility for decisions, even when others disagree.

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3. Once I am convinced a decision is right, I rarely change my position.

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4. I expect people to follow decisions once they have been made.

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5. Teams perform best when there are clear rules, procedures, and agreed ways of working.

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6. Standardising how tasks are done usually improves efficiency and consistency.

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7. Over time, building better systems and processes makes work easier for everyone.

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8. I believe consistency in how work is done is more important than individual preference.

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9. The best decisions usually emerge when people are involved and consensus is built.

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10. I actively seek input from others before making important decisions.

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11. People feel comfortable challenging my ideas and offering alternative views.

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12. I value open discussion, even if it slows decision-making in the short term.

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13. People generally produce their best work when given freedom over how they do it.

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14. I trust people to organise their own work without close supervision.

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15. I avoid stepping in unless performance or outcomes are at risk.

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16. I am comfortable letting people decide when and how they complete tasks.

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17. People regularly come to me for advice or support, and I make time for them.

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18. I feel personally responsible for the wellbeing of the people I manage.

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19. I am willing to push people to higher standards because I care about their development.

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20. I see my role as looking after people as much as delivering results.

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