INTRODUCTION TO HOMESHARER ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
Supportmatch Homeshare and Support&Match CIC are dedicated to fostering mutually beneficial living arrangements, and in doing so we place great emphasis on the meticulous vetting of our applicants. This is not merely a procedural step but a fundamental aspect of our commitment to ensure the safety and overall well-being of our Householders and Homesharers.
SECTION 1: PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT
Q: 1.01) Describe a situation where you demonstrated compassion. What did you do, and what was the outcome?*
Q: 1.02) Rate your ability to understand the feelings of others on a scale from (VERY UNLIKELY) to (VERY GOOD)*
Q: 1.03) When someone is upset or distressed, how do you typically respond? Choose one:*
Q: 1.04) Rate your level of patience when dealing with repetitive questions or slow comprehension from (VERY IMPATIENT) to (VERY PATIENT)*
Q: 1.05) How do you respond when someone makes a mistake that affects you? Choose one:*
Q: 1.06) When faced with a challenging behaviour, how likely are you to remain composed and seek a constructive solution? Rate from (VERY UNLIKELY) to (VERY LIKELY)*
Q: 1.07) Describe a conflict you encountered in a professional setting and how you resolved it.*
Q: 1.08) Rate your comfort level with handling confrontations on a scale from (VERY UNCOMFORTABLE) to (VERY COMFORTABLE)*
Q: 1.09) When dealing conflicts between others, how confident are you in your ability to find a fair solution? Choose one:*
Q: 1.10) Provide an example of a time you went above and beyond to meet someone's needs.*
Q: 1.11) On a scale from (LEAST PROACTIVE) to (VERY PROACTIVE), how would you rate your proactive nature in anticipating and addressing the needs of others?*
Q: 1.12) When you notice someone struggling silently, what is your typical approach? Choose one:*
SECTION 2: STRESS MANAGEMENT AND RESILIENCE
Q: 2.01) Rate how well you think you manage stress in unexpected situations on a scale from (VERY BADLY) to (VERY WELL)*
Q: 2.02) What are your go-to strategies when dealing with a stressful situation? Choose one:*
Q: 2.03) How often do you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by stress? Rate from (NEVER) to (VERY OFTEN).*
Q: 2.04) Rate your adaptability when faced with significant changes in your personal or professional life from (VERY DIFFICULT) to (VERY EASILY)*
Q: 2.05) How do you approach learning new skills or adapting to new environments? Choose one:*
Q: 2.06) When a plan doesn't work out, how do you react? Rate your flexibility and problem-solving ability from (VERY INFLEXIBLE) to (VERY FLEXIBLE)*
COPING WITH HIGH-PRESSURE SITUATIONS
Q: 2.07) Describe how you remain calm and effective under high-pressure situations.*
Q: 2.08) On a scale from 0 (VERY POORLY) to 10 (VERY EASILY), how would you rate your ability to maintain composure under pressure?*
Q: 2.09) When faced with a crisis, how do you prioritize and make decisions? Choose one:*
Q: 2.10) Share an instance where you successfully overcame a personal or professional setback.*
Q: 2.11) How quickly do you generally recover from setbacks or disappointments? Rate from (VERY SLOWLY) to (VERY QUICKLY)*
Q: 2.12) When dealing with failure or rejection, how do you cope and move forward? Choose one:*
SECTION 3: HEALTH & SELF-REFLECTION SELF-ASSESSMENT
Q: 3.01) Rate your general mood and well-being over the past few weeks from (VERY POOR) to (VERY POSITIVE)*
Q: 3.02) How do personal stressors impact your professional responsibilities? Choose one:*
Q: 3.04) Rate the frequency of your feelings of anxiety or depression from (NEVER) to (VERY FREQUENTLY).*
Q: 3.05) How strong is your support system in times of personal crisis? Rate from (NON-EXISTENT) to (VERY STRONG)*
Q: 3.06) How likely are you to seek support from friends, family, or professionals when facing a challenge? Rate from (VERY UNLIKELY) to (VERY LIKELY).*
Q: 3.07) When under significant stress, how effective is your support system in helping you cope? Choose one:*
Q: 3.08) Rate your awareness and understanding of your own emotions from (VERY UNAWARE) to (VERY AWARE)*
Q: 3.09) How do you respond when you notice negative emotional patterns or triggers in yourself? Choose one:*
Q: 3.10) Rate the effectiveness of your strategies in managing your emotional well-being from (VERY INEFFECTIVE) to (HIGHLY EFFECTIVE)*
Q: 3.11) Rate your comfort level in seeking help or advice for personal challenges from (VERY POOR) to (VERY GOOD)*
Q: 3.12) Describe a time when you sought professional or personal support for a mental well-being challenge.*
Q: 3.13) How often do you seek professional advice or counselling for mental well-being? Rate from (NEVER) to (VERY REGULARLY)*
SECTION 4: PRACTICAL SKILLS & JUDGEMENT SUPPORT SITUATIONS
PROBLEM-SOLVING & JUDGMENT
Q: 4.01) Describe your approach to a situation where an older or vulnerable person becomes frustrated or upset when they are unable to perform practical tasks..*
Q: 4.02) When faced with non-cooperative or resistant behaviour from someone you are living with, how do you usually respond/find this type of situation? Rate from (VERY CHALLENGING) to (MANAGE VERY WELL).*
HANDLING UNEXPECTED SITUATIONS
Q: 4.03) Outline the steps you would take if faced with a emergency while living with an elderly or vulnerable individual.*
Q: 4.04) When an unexpected situation arises, how do you prioritize actions and seek help? Choose one:*
COMMUNICATION & RELATIONSHIP BUILDING
Q: 4.05) Describe how you establish trust and rapport with someone you are living with.
Q: 4.06) Rate your ability to handle sensitive topics or difficult conversations from (VERY CHALLENGING) to (VERY COMFORTABLE)
Q: 4.07) In your experience, how important is effective communication in building a positive relationship with the person you are living with? Choose one:*
By submitting your Homesharer Assessment Questionnaire you agree to give Support&Match CIC and Supportmatch Homeshare Ltd permission to use the information provided for the purposes of Assessing your suitability as a Homesharer, and to better improve our services and Homeshare in general.
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