leadership

You're in the office and someone spills a big pot of coffee on the floor. What do you do?

• You panic, start shouting for help, and wait for someone to fix the problem

• You grab all the paper towels and start cleaning up, even though it's a huge mess

• You walk away, hoping someone else will deal with it

• You call for a team meeting to discuss how to prevent future coffee disasters

• You laugh it off and decide it's time for a coffee break

The office printer starts printing endless pages of random documents. What do you do?

• You start tearing up the pages without thinking, making a bigger mess

• You try to turn off the printer by pressing the stop button over and over again

• You try to stop the printer with some creativity, checking the settings

• You let the printer keep going, hoping it will stop by itself

• You decide to organize a contest to see who can collect the most printed pages while the printer keeps going

After a meeting, someone decides to throw paper airplanes around the office. Now there are planes everywhere. What do you do?

• You organize a plane battle and let everyone join in, making it an official office event

• You immediately start collecting all the planes, telling everyone to focus on their work.

• You leave the office to avoid the chaos, hoping the mess will disappear by itself

• You wait for your boss to arrive and solve the mess

• You join the paper airplane contest, why not?

A cucaracha has entered the office and is running around causing chaos. What do you do?

• You freeze and start texting everyone for help, but no one comes

• You try to chase the cucaracha yourself, risking injury and creating more confusion

• You close the doors and start figuring out how to guide the cucaracha out safely, without hurting anyone

• You abandon the office and suggest everyone go home because of the "cucaracha emergency"

• You start live-streaming the situation, turning it into a viral moment instead of addressing the problem

The power is giving problems, and it looks like the entire office is about to lose electricity. What do you do?

• You grab a flashlight and wait for someone else to fix the problem

• You start turning off sensitive equipment to prevent damage, and suggest the team use laptops or phones for a while

• You shut everything off, even though it's not necessary

• You decide to take the day off because working without power is impossible

• You organize an improvised team-building session in the dark while waiting for the electricity to come back on