Understanding yourself
How well you recognise your own feelings as they happen, and how you manage them once you do.
- Self-awareness
- Emotional control
- Bouncing back from setbacks

Emotional intelligence is a set of skills, and most people are stronger in some than others. Your report shows where you stand in each.
How well you recognise your own feelings as they happen, and how you manage them once you do.
How easily you pick up on what other people feel, including what they don't say.
How you communicate, adapt when plans change and keep yourself motivated.
Rate how much each statement sounds like you, from strongly disagree to strongly agree.
Your answers place you on one of five levels, from foundational to advanced emotional intelligence.
Get the full report to see your strengths, the skills worth working on, and how they affect relationships and work.
There are 100 questions and most people finish in 10 to 12 minutes.
The ability to recognise and manage your own emotions, and to understand and respond well to other people's.
They go from foundational, through emerging, developing and strong, to advanced emotional intelligence. Your report explains yours in detail.
Yes. Unlike some personality traits, these skills tend to improve with practice and attention.
No. It's a self-reflection tool, not a clinical or recruitment assessment.
Your answers and report are for your own use. We don't make individual results public.
Find out which emotional skills come naturally to you and which ones are worth building. The test takes 10 to 12 minutes.