How I work best
A practical guide
Robur Workplace Passport
Built strong.
Wired different.
Find the tools, workspace and ways of working that help you do your best work, then turn them into a Workplace Passport you can share with your manager, HR or employer.
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Areas of work
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Work Style profile
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Workplace Passport
About 5–10 minutes · your answers save as you go
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Made by us, for us
Built by neurodivergent people, for neurodivergent people at work
We know what it's like to work in a world that wasn't designed for how our brains work. The guesswork of asking for adjustments. Not knowing what to say in the meeting. The relief when something finally fits. So we built the tool we wished we'd had.
Answer a short Work Style survey and discover what helps you do your best work. Then turn it into a Workplace Passport: a clear, professional document that tells your manager, HR or employer what works for you, in your words, sharing only what you choose.
Get the full Passport. Edit it any time for 12 months, choose the neutral or neurodivergent version, and download a polished PDF ready for your next conversation at work.
Robur is a self-report tool, not a diagnostic assessment.
Work Style
This section explores the tools, environments, and working conditions that help you perform at your best. Answer based on what genuinely supports you — not what you think you should say.
About 5–10 minutes. You can stop at any time and pick up where you left off.
Your answers are saved on this device only. Clear all your answers and Passport edits on this device?
Your Work Style Profile
Based on your responses — tools, environments, and conditions that will help you perform at your best.
Your answers are saved on this device only. Clear all your answers and Passport edits on this device?
Next, turn these into a Workplace Passport you can share with your manager, HR or employer.
Which version do you want to share?
How should it be written?
Workplace examples
How to use your Passport
- To requestIn place Your survey answers became adjustments. To request is something you said would help. In place is something you already use, so your manager, HR or employer knows to keep it.
- ☆ Essential Star anything you can't do your job well without. Essentials move to the top of your Passport so they're read first. Everything else is a preference.
- × Remove anything you don't want to share. You can bring it back from the list at the bottom.
- i Open a short explanation of the adjustment, in case your manager, HR or employer hasn't heard of it.
- + Add your own Add something that helps you that the survey didn't ask about. You can also add a personal note at the end.
Keep your Passport for next time
Your answers are saved in this browser only, and we don't keep a copy. To use another device, or
to keep them safe for the next 12 months, save a backup file and load it when you come back.
What comes next
Three steps after the Passport
Your Workplace Needs Statement is the conversation starter. Share it with your manager, HR or employer when you feel ready. Here is what a productive next sequence looks like.
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Share your
Passport
Download your Passport and
share it
with your manager, HR or employer at a 1:1. Frame it as: "These are the conditions that let me do my best
work." You don't need to disclose a diagnosis to share a Passport.
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Have the
conversation
Most managers and employers respond well when adjustments are framed as tools and adjustments, not limitations.
Start with one or two specific asks
— small wins build trust for bigger ones.
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Review it together
Agree a time to check in on how the adjustments are working. As your
role or needs change, come back and update your Passport.