Lena & Jonas
Couple · together for 7 years
We thought we knew each other. Then came the conscientiousness comparison. We laughed until we cried — and then talked for two hours straight.
Personality · Challenge
Five dimensions. All cards on the table.
Who in your group is really the most open — and who's just the loudest? The Big Five Challenge measures everyone against the same benchmark and places all five profiles side by side. Afterwards, you'll know why you get along so well. Or why you clash so often.
- Five major dimensions: Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Sensitivity
- Your most similar duo, your greatest opposite — and what makes both pairings strong
- Everyone tests on their own whenever it suits them — the analysis waits until everyone is done
Invitees don't need an account – one link is all it takes
- 44
- Questions per person
- ~9 min.
- per person
- 2–8
- People per challenge
- 5
- Dimensions compared
Who this is for
One test, four kinds of evenings
The Big Five is the standard model used worldwide to describe personality — and the best conversation starter we know.
Friend groups
You already have a theory about who brings the chaos and who does the planning. Now you get numbers to back it up — and guaranteed surprises.
Family
Are siblings really as different as everyone says? The challenge shows where the family resemblance lies — and where someone breaks the mold entirely.
Colleagues & coworkers
Why does that one meeting always produce three ideas and zero decisions? Five profiles side by side explain your team dynamic better than any retrospective.
Leaders & managers
Who needs structure, who needs freedom, who stays quiet in group discussions yet has the best idea? One look at the team profile, and you lead with much greater precision.
The five dimensions you compare
Everyone gets their profile across all five dimensions. The challenge places them side by side — showing where your group is closely aligned and where you diverge.
Open vs. Conventional
Who in your group books the trip into the unknown, and who picks the tried-and-tested hotel? Openness explains why some ideas click instantly with you and others never do.
Conscientious vs. Spontaneous
Lists, plans, punctuality — or gut feeling and improvisation. The comparison reveals who plans your shared vacation and who saves it.
Extraverted vs. Introverted
Who recharges energy in the crowd, and who recharges afterwards alone on the balcony? It's often surprising how little volume has to do with extraversion.
Agreeable vs. Competitive
Harmony or friction? This dimension explains who resolves arguments in your group and who finds them productive.
Sensitive vs. Emotionally Stable
Who takes things to heart, and who lets things roll off their back? Knowing how everyone in your group responds to stress changes how you treat each other.
Sample analysis
Four friends, five dimensions, one picture
Here's what the core of your analysis looks like — shown here with fictional names and three of the five dimensions.
Illustrative example. Your analysis will use your real names and results.
An evening that sticks with you
The moment Ben finds out he's the most conscientious.
Five people, one couch, five links. Twenty minutes later, the results are ready: Ben — the one with sticky notes everywhere — is by far the most conscientious. Lena, who always organizes everything, is right at the top in Openness. And the quietest person in the room isn't the most introverted.
That's exactly what the challenge is made for: it replaces guesswork with a shared picture you'll be talking about for the next two hours.
- Live board: see who's already finished and who you're still waiting for
- All five profiles on a single page, no spreadsheets needed
- Optional game mode with awards like “Bundle of Energy” or “Rock of Stability”
What you'll hold in your hands
Every challenge delivers more than a result – it delivers things to talk about.
Live progress
The status board shows in real time who's testing, who's done – and who you're still waiting for.
Profile comparison
All of your group's dimensions side by side: see at a glance where you match and where it gets interesting.
Duo insights
We show you the most similar duo and the strongest contrast – and what makes those pairings special.
A role for every person
Our analysis describes what each person brings to your group – appreciative, never judgmental.
Concrete tips
No fluff: you get actionable suggestions for turning your differences into strengths.
Full individual results
Every person also receives their complete personal results – the challenge doesn't replace them, it adds to them.
For teams & leadership
The team profile no workshop can deliver.
The five dimensions are the scientific standard for describing personality — and a team profile built from them shows in a single chart what usually takes months to uncover: who drives, who reviews, who connects, who perseveres.
- 1One account for you, no accounts for your team — everyone gets their own link
- 2The analysis is framed appreciatively: strengths first, differences as complementary assets
- 3Perfect for kick-offs, new teams, and the moment you want to understand each other better
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Free to start · the in-depth group analysis is Premium
Groups that took the challenge
From the kitchen to the conference room.
Die Donnerstags-Runde
Friend group · 6 people
The game mode made the evening. “Bundle of Energy” went to the person nobody expected. We're still talking about it today.
Team Backoffice
Team · 5 people
We finally understood why our meetings go the way they do. Two of us score extremely high in Openness, while the rest want concrete decisions. Now we plan for both.
One switch, two moods
You decide when creating: a candid mirror, or a competition with a wink.
Classic
Your profiles side by side, honest and judgment-free: what you share, where you differ – no winners, no rankings.
Game mode
With rankings and awards for your group: who takes which title? Every person shines at least once – promised.
Powerhouse
Ben
Most similar duo
Mia & Sam
Frequently asked questions about the Big Five Challenge
Between two and eight. Perfect for couples, families, friend groups and teams – if you're more than eight, simply split into two challenges.
No. Only the person creating the challenge signs in. Everyone else just opens their personal link – no registration, no app.
Only if you want one. By default, the analysis describes your differences neutrally — when it comes to personality, there is no “better.” With game mode turned on, you get rankings and awards with a wink.
The tests, the live board, and the profile comparison are free. The in-depth group analysis with roles, duos, and tips is part of bejiji Premium — one subscription covers the whole group. Seven days start at $1.95 (incl. VAT), then $39.95 every 4 weeks, cancel anytime.
No. Everyone takes their test whenever they like. The links stay valid, the board shows the progress – the analysis starts as soon as the last person finishes.
More challenges for your group
What is everyone in your group really like?
Create the challenge, send out five links — and find out tonight.
Free to start · Invitees don't need an account