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ARSE Statistics: 11,000 and counting

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Michael Lehmkuhl from Electric Pulp sent me the new stats for the Asshole Rating
Self-Exam (ARSE) this morning.  The total number of "self-exams" is now over 11,000 — one week after Guy Kawasaki  posted it. Above, you can see the pattern of "test-taking" and scores. Here are the totals from Mich

As of Monday, February 12th (7:00 AM PST): 11193 completers /6.59877 average score

Here’s
a breakdown:

2/9
–588 completers /6.16156 average score

2/10
–291 completers /6.32990 average score

2/11
– 246 completers /5.43902 average score

2/12
– 109 completers
/5.82569
average score (so far today)

It
looks like there is a lot of self-examination going on out there!

 

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2 responses to “ARSE Statistics: 11,000 and counting”

  1. BMID businessmodel_innovation_design Avatar
    BMID businessmodel_innovation_design

    Workplace bad apples

    Via Businesspundit Ive learned of this research finding: Rotten to the core: How workplace bad apples spoil barrels of good employees by William Felps and Terence Mitchell (professor of management and organization in …

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  2. Erin O'Keefe Avatar
    Erin O’Keefe

    I posted the link to the Asshole Rating Self-Exam on my office’s social intranet. More than one colleague mentioned that they had found it most entertaining and revealing to answer the questions on behalf of other colleagues.
    I suspect your survey results were influenced by other people taking the test with their own favourite assholes in mind!
    EO

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