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Quiet Quitter — Are YOU quietly quitting?

You're at work. Are you actually AT work? 16 honest questions.

  • 3 min
  • 16 questions
  • No signup
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Possible results · which one are you?

  • Engaged
  • Coaster
  • Quiet Quitter
  • Disengaged
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Quick answer

You're at work. Are you actually AT work? 16 honest questions.

  • 16 questions · ~3 min
  • Cost: free · no signup

About this test

A 16-item self-report quiz that maps you to one of four work-engagement archetypes — Engaged, Coaster, Quiet Quitter or Actively Disengaged — based on Gallup-style engagement research and the post-2022 cultural pattern. Four items per archetype on a 5-point Likert scale. The point isn't to judge — it's to name the pattern honestly.

Methodology

16 self-report items (4 per archetype) on a 5-point Likert scale. Inspired by Gallup engagement research and the post-2022 cultural pattern. Independent reformulation, not the official Q12.

Possible archetypes

Engaged · All-in mode
You'd actually do this job for the same pay somewhere else. Rare.
Coaster · Strict 9-to-5 mode
Your laptop closes at 5:01 sharp and not a minute earlier or later. Lo sabemos.
Quiet Quitter · Ghost-mode at work
You're scrolling job listings during the all-hands. We both know it.
Disengaged · Slow-burn villain
You're not just unhappy — you're actively dragging the team down. Lo sabemos.

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FAQ + disclaimer
Is "quiet quitting" a real thing?

Yes — it's a popular framing of a real phenomenon. Gallup's Q12 engagement research has tracked the same pattern for decades; the 2022 term made it visible.

How is it scored?

Four items per archetype on a 5-point Likert scale. Highest-scoring of the four is reported.

Should I share this with my manager?

Up to you. The most useful share is usually with a friend who can be honest about whether they'd call you what the result called you.

How long does it take?

About 3 minutes — 16 short statements.