Self-image  ·  Outside view

See yourself the way others see you.

Between your own perception and the impression you leave on others there is often a surprising gap. Answer eight short questions about yourself and find out where your self-image and the outside view agree and where they diverge.

Your result

This is how you see yourself.

You see your own shape straight away, before anyone has responded.

The method

And this is how the people around you see you.

The Johari window is an established model in personality psychology. It relates what you know about yourself to what others perceive in you. From this comparison come four areas that Clarissimum makes visible systematically.

Your result

Eight fields, two shapes

Your eight answers make a shape. The answers of the people around you make a second. The two lie on top of each other, and where they diverge is exactly what others see in you and you do not.

The process

Four steps to your outside view

01

Capture your self-image

You answer eight short questions about yourself. Instead of scales you click the answer that fits best. That produces your personal octagon straight away, before anyone has responded.

02

Share the invitation

You get a personal, anonymous link and pass it on to people who know you: friends, family or colleagues.

03

Gather responses

The people you invite answer the same questions about you. It takes under 90 seconds and no account of their own.

04

View your analysis

Once at least three responses are in, you get an aggregated analysis and see the difference from your own self-assessment.

The value ladder

Four paths to more clarity

01 · Friends and family

Family/Friends

Eight questions about how you come across to people who know you privately. You share your anonymous link and, from three responses onward, learn how friends and family really perceive you.

See the first question
02 · Just the two of you

Partner

Twelve questions about your relationship. You fill it in, invite your partner, and afterwards you see where you read each other well and what is worth a conversation.

See the first question
03 · 360-degree

Work colleagues

Eight work-related questions for your colleagues, following the established 360-degree principle. Independent of the private level: if only the professional side interests you, start here.

See the first question
04 · Your followers

Social media

Eight questions about your public impact. You post your anonymous link openly on your profile, and your followers vote on how you really come across.

See the first question

Frequently asked questions

Answers at a glance

Can others see how I rate them? +

No. You do not judge anyone. You simply ask others to rate you. Their answers are anonymous and are only ever shown to you as an overall picture.

Does anyone find out what I answered? +

No. Individual answers never leave our server at any point. Neither the person being rated nor anyone else can view a single response.

Is an artificial intelligence judging me here? +

No. Your result consists solely of the answers of real people who know you. They are the exact words they clicked, along with how often. An AI only comes into play for the optional, paid report, and even there it merely summarises what is already there.

How am I protected from hurtful criticism? +

A critical point only appears once at least two people have chosen it independently of each other. One person's bad day never becomes your feedback. On top of that, all answers describe behaviour that can change, never fixed traits.

Are there any costs? +

Getting started is free. Only the optional, detailed report is paid: €2.99 in the private area, €3.99 in the professional one and €9.99 for Community.

Get a clear picture of yourself.

The first step takes only a few minutes, is fully anonymous and shows you something that stays hidden from you alone.

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