Take the assessment. Get your real ranking. Most people misplace themselves on the social ladder by two rungs or more — this compares your income, education, and occupation against real data from your own country, so what you get back isn't a guess. It's a number.
Picture society as a ten-rung ladder. Rung 10 is people with the most money, education, and respected jobs — wherever you live. Rung 1 is the least of those things. Forget the questions coming next — just go with your gut.
Click a rung on the ladder. Most people land here without thinking too hard — that's exactly the instinct we want to capture.
We compare you to your own country's income and education data (via IMF/World Bank estimates), not a single global average — so a teacher in Manila and a teacher in Toronto get fairly different, locally-grounded results.