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How good are your email habits?

Take the 10-question quiz to assess your email productivity. Get a personalized score and actionable recommendations.

Question 1 of 10
How often do you check email per day?
What's the first thing you do when you open your inbox?
How do you handle emails that need no response?
How quickly do you typically respond to emails?
How many unread emails are in your inbox right now?
Do you use folders, labels, or filters?
How do you handle newsletter and notification emails?
How often do you reach inbox zero?
Do you use any email productivity tools?
How do you handle long email threads?
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Category Breakdown
Organization
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Responsiveness
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Efficiency
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Boundaries
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Frequently asked questions

What does the email productivity score measure?

The score measures four dimensions of email management: organization (how you structure your inbox), responsiveness (how and when you check email), efficiency (how you process and prioritize messages), and boundary-setting (how well you protect your time from low-value email).

What's a good email productivity score?

A score of 23 or above means you have strong email habits. Most professionals score between 16 and 22, spending too much time reactively checking and responding to email rather than processing it intentionally.

How can I improve my email productivity?

The three biggest improvements are batch processing (checking email at set times instead of constantly), using filters and rules to auto-sort low-value messages, and adopting AI tools that summarize and prioritize email for you. The biggest gain comes from not reading every email manually.

How is the score calculated?

The quiz has 10 questions, each scored 1-4 points, for a maximum of 40. Questions are grouped into four categories: Organization, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Boundaries. Higher scores reflect more intentional, efficient email habits.

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