Are You Compatible for a Workplace Romance?
Test Question: If you had 200,000 in secret cash, where would you hide it?
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A: Under the altar
If you chose this, you’re a conservative person who isn’t great at expressing yourself and tends to bottle up your emotions. Dating a coworker is difficult for you: first, you feel office romances go against workplace rules or norms; second, you worry about becoming the target of gossip, which makes you uncomfortable. So even if you like a coworker, you’ll keep it to yourself and won’t confess your feelings.
B: In an empty vase
If you chose this, you’re very rational. You don’t reject the idea of dating a coworker, but you have clear principles: keep work and personal life separate. In the office, everyone is a coworker, and work should be handled professionally. You wouldn’t show affection in front of others; those intimate moments can wait until after work when you’re alone together.
C: In an old backpack
If you chose this, you’re driven by emotion. Once you find the right person, you can start a romance anywhere—even at the office. However, because you’re naturally romantic and tend to put love first, once you fall for someone you may get carried away and show affection regardless of time or place. That can quickly attract attention and office gossip, which could hurt your professional image, so be cautious.
D: Inside a hollowed-out book
If you chose this, you’re outgoing and outspoken. If you were to date a coworker, you’d likely share the details of your relationship openly. While that might satisfy people’s curiosity, it could create turmoil in the office. It’s wiser for you to find a partner outside the company to avoid unnecessary drama and trouble.
E: Above the ceiling
If you chose this, you’re someone who believes strongly in fate. Whether it’s a coworker, a boss, or someone from another company, if you feel a real connection, you’ll pursue it. Once you’re committed, no matter what others say or what obstacles arise, you won’t give up—you’ll keep going.