Choose the response that is most like what you actually do, especially when you are busy or under pressure. The quiz looks separately at Support, Appreciate, Learn and Transfer, then places the four results in the SALT–OCMK matrix.
A new colleague is struggling with a task. What do you naturally do first?
A team project has suffered a setback. Your instinct is to:
Someone asks you for help when you are already busy. You are most likely to:
Two colleagues are in tension. You tend to:
A community initiative you care about is struggling to gain momentum. You would rather:
Someone has made a significant mistake. Your first response is to:
A teammate completes something difficult. You are most likely to:
When someone disagrees with your idea, you naturally:
When giving feedback, you tend to:
A colleague brings a very different perspective to a discussion. You:
A team has made progress, but several gaps remain. You would:
Someone shares a personal experience that taught them something. You are most likely to:
You are exposed to a practice you do not understand. Your first instinct is to:
A project does not produce the expected result. You tend to:
Someone who has more experience than you offers advice. You:
After an event or meeting, you are most likely to:
A new idea challenges something you have believed for years. You:
A partner organisation has solved a problem differently from you. You would:
You discover a practice that works well in your team. You naturally:
After learning something useful from another group, you are most likely to:
A colleague develops a successful approach. You would:
When you learn from a mistake, you tend to:
A team is beginning a new project. You think useful learning should:
You attend a useful learning visit or workshop. Afterwards you:
Each axis is your estimated level of SALT practice: 1 = more of the opposite tendency, 5 = strong SALT practice.
This is a reflective self-assessment, not a diagnosis. The four dimensions are scored independently and then combined into the 16-cell SALT–OCMK matrix from the supplied SALT Types in Faith presentation.