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Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Which option best describes your work style as a designer?

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    I generally avoid remote communication and rely fully on direct, in-person interactions
  • B.
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    I generally rely on in-person meetings but have integrated remote communication into my workflow when necessary. 
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    I mix in-person meetings and remote communication evenly.
• 2.
  You wear a lot of hats as a designer. Pick one area that you recognize as your “expertise.” 

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    Building personal relationships and trust with my clients. 
  • B.
    Staying on top of trends. When there’s a new “it” furniture item, I am the first to know.
  • C.
    Using the latest tech available to power my work from 3D visualization to automated orders.
• 3.
  One of your tasks as a designer is communicating your ideas to your clients. Which one best describes your typical process for presenting your ideas?

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    I like to use sketches to visualize my ideas and I use material samples in showrooms.
  • B.
    I use photoshop to visualize my ideas. I layer material samples on my visualizations and send out samples.
  • C.
    I use 3D visualization software to visualize COMs and details.
• 4.
  Which of the following is preventing you from signing new clients? 

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    I don’t think I’m staying on top of the game when it comes to powering my work with the latest technology. 
  • B.
    I feel like I need to leverage my contacts and relationships more.
  • C.
    I still feel like I need better marketing to promote my services. 
• 5.
  Roughly what percentage of projects do you use 3D rendering technology for? 

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    0-25%
  • B.
    25%-50% 
  • C.
    75%-100% 
• 6.
  How would you describe your practice’s project management practices?

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    We are not very structured and we rarely use any tools or software to support our work. 
  • B.
    We are fairly well-structured. We have processes in place to ensure timely delivery and our work is supported by basic project management tools such spreadsheets, quickbooks, Asana, etc.
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    We are very well-structured and our work is supported by solutions like Ivy, which are engineered specifically to support interior designers. 
• 7.
  What do you wish a designer mentor would have taught you about running your practice?

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    How to build better networks and connections.
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    How to place better offers and sell more.   
  • C.
    How to work faster and improve my technical skills using Sketchup, revit, AutoCad, Chief Architect. 
• 8.
  Do you consider yourself proficient with one of the following (or similar) tools: SketchUp, Revit, AutoCAD, Chief Architect, DesignerBoard3D.

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    Not proficient but I have some skills using one or more of them. 
  • B.
    I'm proficient using one of these tools. 
  • C.
    I'm proficient using more than one of these tools. 
• 9.
  When "Interior Design" magazine features you, what quality do you want to be known for?

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    People see the artist in me. My projects are always unique and have soul. 
  • B.
    I am the most reliable designer in town. My projects are finalized in a timely manner with no surprises or wrong orders. 
  • C.
    My state-of-the-art visualizations that impress clients and speed up project delivery. 
• 10.
  Which images best describe the projects your clients hire you for? 

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    Answer A
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    Answer B
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    Answer E
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    Answer F

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Artistic Warrior 

  You’re a true artistic soul and your clients appreciate your creativity and unique designs.You get new clients via recommendations from past projects. However, you may still struggle to incorporate technology into your process. Join DesignerBoard3D today to start your tech journey! It's the easiest way to generate mood board images, download 3D models, and configure wonderful COM furniture.
• 2.
  Project Fighter 

  Your project management skills are unmatched. Clients enjoy working with you because they always know what to expect and can rely on you. You’re pretty tech-savvy already, but you see the importance of continuing to expand your tech knowledge. Here’s what you can do to bring your practice to the next level with the use of technology.
• 3.
  Tech Ninja 

  You’re an expert when it comes to tech in your industry. You are well known for your great visualizations and speedy delivery of your projects. We are glad you’re here! Here is how DesignerBoard3D can help you get even better at what you do. And don’t forget to promote your work in our growing community!