Humor Styles Test | CareerChoicer.com

When a group gets together, I am usually the one who gets the whole table laughing.

Even on a lousy day I can find something to laugh about.

Before I say something funny, I consider whether it might hurt anyone.

When I want to amuse people, I mostly take shots at myself.

I like to break a tense meeting or an awkward silence with a joke.

Under stress, humor is the last thing on my mind.

A sarcastic remark at someone else's expense slips out before I can stop it.

I bring up stories of my own embarrassments even though I end up feeling a bit silly.

In company I tend to listen to jokes rather than tell them.

When something goes wrong, I soon see the comic side of it.

I enjoy poking fun at the missteps of people around me.

I refuse to put myself down for other people's amusement.

I love turning shared experiences into stories that everyone enjoys.

I like replaying the day's funny moments in my head and enjoying them all over again.

Jokes that put someone down do not strike me as funny.

I let others have fun at my expense so I do not spoil the mood.

For me, humor is the fastest way to get close to new people.

I take problems dead seriously - lightening them with humor does not work for me.

A well-aimed barb is the spice of conversation for me.

When the joking is at my expense, I know how to stop it.

Entertaining the group is not my role - I leave that to others.

Thanks to humor, unpleasant memories quickly turn into funny stories.

In a battle of wits I am happy to turn it up a notch, even if it stings the other person.

Before anyone can make fun of me, I would rather put myself down first.

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When a group gets together, I am usually the one who gets the whole table laughing.

Even on a lousy day I can find something to laugh about.

Before I say something funny, I consider whether it might hurt anyone.

When I want to amuse people, I mostly take shots at myself.

I like to break a tense meeting or an awkward silence with a joke.

Under stress, humor is the last thing on my mind.

A sarcastic remark at someone else's expense slips out before I can stop it.

I bring up stories of my own embarrassments even though I end up feeling a bit silly.

In company I tend to listen to jokes rather than tell them.

When something goes wrong, I soon see the comic side of it.

I enjoy poking fun at the missteps of people around me.

I refuse to put myself down for other people's amusement.

I love turning shared experiences into stories that everyone enjoys.

I like replaying the day's funny moments in my head and enjoying them all over again.

Jokes that put someone down do not strike me as funny.

I let others have fun at my expense so I do not spoil the mood.

For me, humor is the fastest way to get close to new people.

I take problems dead seriously - lightening them with humor does not work for me.

A well-aimed barb is the spice of conversation for me.

When the joking is at my expense, I know how to stop it.

Entertaining the group is not my role - I leave that to others.

Thanks to humor, unpleasant memories quickly turn into funny stories.

In a battle of wits I am happy to turn it up a notch, even if it stings the other person.

Before anyone can make fun of me, I would rather put myself down first.

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