Профориентационный квиз

1. How many hours a day would you like to work?

1

4 hours, only if there is coffee and cookies, of course

2

8 hours — just like the Labour Code says, and not a minute more

3

12 hours — if the idea is worth it, I can even forget that my cat is waiting for me at home

4

I will not leave until I get the Nobel Prize or complete the task

1. How many hours a day would you like to work?

2. You have arrived at the nuclear power plant. Where will you be in an hour?

1

In the lab, checking samples and parameters, and making tea on the water circuit

2

In the engine room, inspecting the equipment

3

In the office with colleagues, discussing the barbecue trip and radiation control results

4

In the canteen — work is work, but lunch must be on schedule. What’s on the menu today?

2. You have arrived at the nuclear power plant. Where will you be in an hour?

3. What will you need for brainstorming?

1

A flip chart, highlighters, twelve A4 sheets, and the sign «Don’t disturb. Close to criticality»

2

An evening alone with an Excel table and four cups of coffee

3

A spontaneous discussion in the corridor, emotional and loud

4

A LEGO model of a reactor — or I can make one from bread in the canteen. Improvisation is key

3. What will you need for brainstorming?

4. What communication style suits you best?

1

Scientific — terms, graphs, and formulas

2

Clear — everything to the point, no fluff

3

Light — with humour, jokes, and life stories

4

Flexible — I adapt depending on the partner

4. What communication style suits you best?

5. What inspires you most in the nuclear industry?

1

Science and research: I want to deepen my knowledge and make discoveries

2

Technology and precision: I like when everything runs smoothly and reliably

3

Public benefit: clean energy, development, knowledge

4

Scale: the feeling that I’m contributing to something really important

5. What inspires you most in the nuclear industry?

6. How would you explain your work to your grandma?

1

I am a nuclear physicist. It sounds impressive, and that’s enough

2

I would say, «Do you know how a microwave works? My work is similar, but more complex»

3

I would explain what an atom is and how nuclear energy benefits people

4

I would say I work with smart people in an important field and earn good money

6. How would you explain your work to your grandma?

7. Who is your favourite science fiction hero?

1

Dr. Brown from Back to the Future. He would definitely understand how a fast neutron reactor works

2

Spock from Star Trek — logic is everything

3

Tony Stark, aka Iron Man, from Marvel — his reactor could power a whole city. And what a sense of sarcasm!

4

Hulk, aka Dr. Banner, from Marvel — what a career progress thanks to gamma radiation!

7. Who is your favourite science fiction hero?

8. What superpower would you like to have?

1

To see the neutron flux — it would make calculations easy

2

To fix equipment with the power of thought, so nothing slows down the work

3

To convince anyone that the atom is not scary but environmentally friendly and useful

4

To transmit thoughts, giving instructions and assigning tasks instantly

8. What superpower would you like to have?

9. What will you do if a project suddenly goes wrong?

1

Analyse what happened and propose an alternative plan

2

Honestly admit the problem, then gather the team to find a solution together

3

Stay calm and solve the problem step by step, while maintaining contact with the customer

4

Panic for half an hour, then act — that’s just how I am

9. What will you do if a project suddenly goes wrong?