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What Is Your Female Musician IQ?
1)
I realize that not everybody will like me even if I’ve made efforts to befriend them.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
2)
In the company of other musicians I feel comfortable listing my musical accomplishments.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
3)
If I’m leading a band I have no problems giving instructions to the bandmembers.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
4)
When I make a trivial mistake during a performance, I don’t bring attention to it during or after a gig.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
5)
Music is a business, so I spend time studying to be a good business person.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
6)
I take time to network with other musicians both men and women in my local area.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
7)
I understand the power of body language and use it to exude confidence.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
8)
During conflicts with male musicians, I keep my emotions at bay but assertively speak my opinion.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
9)
I make it a priority to get respect from the musicians I work with.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
10)
I work to build a spirit of camaraderie with other female musicians rather than competition.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
11)
I bring business cards with me wherever I go.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
12)
I know that just because I am the woman doesn’t mean I should clean up after my band members at rehearsals or gigs.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
13)
At rehearsals I am sure to dress appropriately and save my “sexier” clothes for my performances.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
14)
If a colleague speaks to me condescendingly I am sure to let him know he crossed the line.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
15)
Musical goal setting is an important habit, therefore I practice it often.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
16)
I have a good knowledge of equipment and musical terms.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
17)
I am assertive and professional when dealing with employers who hire me for performances.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
18)
I don’t let other musicians take credit for my ideas.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
19)
Having male mentors is a priority in my life.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
20)
I recognize what my best physical features are and accent them with my clothing.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
21)
I’m not afraid to develop relationships that I know will further my career.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
22)
I know that men and women both have equal potential to become great musicians.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
23)
I have no problem discussing money with my employers and negotiating when necessary.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
24)
When in a conflict with men I use powerful body language to hold my ground rather than cowering down and feeling powerless.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
25)
I have no problems voicing my opinion during a discussion when men are around.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
26)
It doesn’t bother me if men are intimidated by my self-confidence.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
27)
I don’t allow men to treat me like a little girl.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
28)
I make sure not to giggle and act girlish when I am around male musicians.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
29)
Intimate relationships can create problems within bands, therefore I avoid them.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
30)
I point out when a stereotype is being applied to me.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
31)
I rarely discuss my personal life or female issues (like PMS) amongst my male musician friends.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
32)
When performing, I make sure to take as much physical space as I need on stage.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
33)
I have a professional up-to-date website – not just a myspace page.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
34)
During a gig, I help the guys bring in some of the gear.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
35)
I spend time educating myself about the different instruments and their roles in a band.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
36)
I frequently buy books, take seminars and read online articles about the music business.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
37)
I am not intimidated by other female musicians.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
38)
Having leadership skills is important, therefore I strive to become an effective leader amongst my peers.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
39)
In a musical environment I don’t bring attention to my weaknesses.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
40)
I understand that teasing is a form of camaraderie between men, so I don’t get offended when it’s directed at me.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
41)
I don’t get involved in cattiness with other women.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
42)
During a conflict with men I maintain a stone-faced expression and keep direct eye contact.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
43)
When other musicians give me constructive criticism, I don’t take it personally, but view it as an opportunity to grow.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
44)
I never cry when I am around my male musician friends.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
45)
I feel that being respected is more important than being liked.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
46)
Healthy competition can be fun and allow me to reach new heights in my musicality.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
47)
When someone gives me a compliment about my musical talents, I thank them graciously rather than deflect their comments.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
48)
When a fellow male musician acts inappropriately towards me I let him know verbally or I remove myself from the situation.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
49)
For performances I am always punctual, organized and well rehearsed.
a) Almost Always
b) Sometimes
c) Almost Never
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