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Are you fit for business? Questionnaire

Are you fit for business? Questionnaire

Are you fit for business?

Have you heard the phrase, "The survival of the fittest"?

In nature and in business, only the fittest get to 'live long and prosper'.

So, you might find it interesting to discover just how 'fit for business' you and your colleagues are.

Being Fit for Business means three things:

  1. Physically healthy and fit
  2. Mentally healthy and happy
  3. Organisationally, 'fit for purpose'

Take this fun questionnaire to measure how fit for business you and your friends really are. The results may surprise you!

View this page on your computer to complete the quiz!

Score yourself out of 10 for each of the following questions. With 10 representing excellence and 0 representing terrible.

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