
Be it at work, at school, in sports or just in life in general, it’s important to be a good team player. These are lessons we learn early in life because they are just that important. No matter what you do with your life, you will likely be interacting with people regularly. Unless, of course, you decide to live off-the-grid in a cabin in the woods somewhere. For the vast majority of us, learning how to be a better team player is a valuable skill. This quiz will reveal whether or not you really are one.
Some people don't enjoy being members of a team and would rather go solo. On the other hand, there are people who like to help those they are working with. This quiz will ask you how you would handle certain situations. Based on your answers to these questions, we are able to assess how much of a team player you are.
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When working on a group project for school or work, which role do you like to take on?

Administrator
Leader
Team member
Second in command
When at a restaurant, do you ask for separate bills?

Yes
No
It depends on who I'm dining with
I like to pay for everyone
A team member has repeatedly called in sick. How do you handle the situation?

Take the initiative and kick the person off the team
Just concentrate on your work
Discuss the situation with the rest of your team
Start calling in sick yourself
Select what you value the most out of the options below.

Friendship
Success
Family
Money
You suggest an idea to your group but they all agree to go with another team member's suggestion instead. How do you react?

Happily go along with what the rest of the group does
Continue to argue that your idea is better
Leave the group/team
Pout, scream or cry
You feel as though you contributed more to a project than other members of the team. What do you do?

Make sure everyone knows that you did all the work
Don't work as hard the next time you are in a group/team
Berate the rest of your team for being lazy
Just accept that your group didn't help and move on
Select the statement which you feel is most true about you.

I follow directions well
I can help explain things to others
I think outside the box
I'm smarter than most people
Someone in your group or team gives out an opinion that you disagree with. How do you handle the situation?

Make fun of the person for their dumb suggestion
Start rumors about that person and try to have them kicked off the team
Calmly point out flaws in their idea
Say you agree with the person even if you don't
Your team is awarded $1000 for first prize. You feel you did most of the work, however. How do you handle the situation?

Keep the $1000 for yourself
Let the rest of the group have the money, you have the satisfaction from a job well done
Ask your group what they feel a "fair" split of the prize money should be
Split up the prize money equally
One of your teammates or group members is really struggling with their role on the team. How do you handle the situation?

Make fun of the person
Just don't give that person any important assignments to work on
Work closely with the person to help them get better
Kick them off the team
One member of your team is being disruptive to others and not helping. How do you handle the situation?

Calmly explain to this person that they are being disruptive
Kick the person off the team
Ask the rest of the group what they feel should be done
Ignore the situation
You are certain that your team is going to fail in its project or game. How do you respond?

Single out people in the group who have no contributed
Take on extra work yourself to help improve the group's chances of success
Leave the group and blame everyone else for its failures
Have a group discussion about how you can do better
You like the people on a different team better than the people on your current team. How do you handle the situation?

Leave your team and join the other team
Do nothing at all
Work on making your team better
Berate your team for not being good enough
After your project has been turned in/your game is over, your team won or received a high grade. How do you handle the situation?

Take all the credit
Take none of the credit
Explain to your team how they could have done even better
Praise the rest of your team
After your project has been turned in/your game is over, your team lost or failed. How do you handle the situation?

Leave the group and never look back
Explain to your team how they could have done better
Place all of the blame on others
Take all of the blame
5 Comments
I usually like to take the role of the organizer. I enjoy planning, assigning tasks, and making sure everything stays on track.
Fairly good team player
Sure I guess
‘Fairly good team member’.
Wrong. I’m not a team player and never will be. I don’t like people.
You’re a fairly good team member.
Based on your answers, you are a team player but not as dedicated as some others are. Still, your teammates appreciate the attitude you bring.
yes