Let's build your user manual.
This is your personal guide for anyone who works with you. The more honest you are, the more useful it becomes. Start with your name and work through each section — the AI will help you articulate what you mean.
- Do you make decisions based on data, gut, or conversation?
- Are you direct or more diplomatic?
- Do you process out loud or need time to think first?
How you actually work.
This section helps your team work with your natural rhythm — not against it. Be specific. "I work in sprints" is more useful than "I'm a hard worker."
- Do you work better in focused blocks or across the day?
- Are you better with tight deadlines or lots of runway?
- What environment helps you think clearly?
- Do you prefer async communication or real-time conversation?
Your top Clifton Strengths.
Add up to 5 strengths from your StrengthsFinder results. For each one, write a short example of what it looks like in your actual role — not the textbook definition.
Where you're headed.
Two professional goals, one personal. Try to keep them tied to something measurable — not just "grow" but grow in what direction, by when.
- What do you want to be known for in your role in 1 year?
- What skill or capability do you want to have developed?
- Where do you want to be in 3 years — same company, different role, or something else?
Your personality results.
Add the results of any assessments you've done. These help your team understand your wiring — especially the Enneagram and StrengthsFinder. Leave blank anything you haven't done yet.
Your user manual is ready.
Review it below, copy it, or print it to PDF. Share it with your team — or your leader — when you're ready.