Flexibility:  FlexFitness - Employee Flextime

Are you and your job a good fit for flextime?

The questions below may help you decide. They are based on people and positions that have made flexibility work here and in other companies. 

Please read each statement. If it is true for you, click on the box. Keep in mind that this assessment is meant only as a guide. The final decision rests with you and your manager.




My job requirements would allow me to shift some of my work to earlier or later hours.
At least some of my job requirements are independent and task-focused in nature.
I can participate in some way in all critical meetings and training opportunities while on a flextime arrangement.
I have strong self-management skills.
I am organized and manage my time effectively.
I am comfortable making independent decisions.
I can be counted on to complete work assignments and meet deadlines.
I work well for periods of time with limited or no supervision.
I am flexible and adaptable.
My communication skills are strong enough to keep others up-to-date on my schedule and work process.
I can provide quality service to clients while on a flextime arrangement.
I am willing to adapt my arrangement when unexpected business needs arise.

Interpreting Your Results

The more checks you have, the more likely you are to succeed with this arrangement.  A very low number of checks should encourage you to rethink how viable the flextime option might be for you and to review carefully the other choices. 
 


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