James Price
When it comes to learning about the ins and outs of our business’ credit history, we’ve seen a lot of different approaches.
Some people jump in with both feet, learn everything they can, and immediately get to work. Others, let’s just say, need a little more gentle coaching and nudging. We’ve also seen everything in between.
So, to best understand what kind of personality you are, we’ve designed a little personality test. We’ll ask you a few questions about your approach to business and our nifty-handy-dandy computer algorithm will spit out an animal — your spirit animal — that best captures your approach to business.
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In college, what did you study?
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It’s hazy — I don’t remember
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Business
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Whatever I felt like
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What’s likely the first thing you do when you come into the office?
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Whatever comes my way
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Continue yesterday’s work
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Assess my goals and prioritize activities
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What happens when you/your business struggle(s)?
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Forget about it and just push through
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Just double down on what I’m good at
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Address the problem head on, formulate a plan and execute on it
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How much do you know about your business’ credit history?
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A lot
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I know enough
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Frankly, not much
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Who’s the biggest player in business credit scoring?
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Equifax
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Dun and Bradstreet (D&B)
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No idea
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What’s a bank likely to look at when you apply for a business loan?
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The local paper
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My business credit score
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My business plan
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