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Full of energy and enjoy socializing with your quirky coworkers most of the time

Or work alone in your own annex and find social interactions tedious?

Consider values and empathy for others, like Pam Beesly?

Focus more on the practical details of your daily tasks

Often catch yourself daydreaming about elaborate pranks and the big picture, like Jim Halpert?

Prefer to have a well-organized and structured workspace, like Angela Martin

Embrace chaos and spontaneity, like Creed Bratton?

Tend to express your thoughts and opinions openly and enthusiastically, like Michael Scott

Prefer to keep your ideas to yourself and engage in deeper one-on-one interactions, like Oscar Martinez?

Tend to rely on proven methods, such as Stanley Hudson's

Feel more comfortable coming up with unconventional solutions, like Ryan Howard?

Tend to take responsibility and assume a leadership role, like Andy Bernard

Contribute from behind the scenes by supporting others, like Phyllis Smith?

Rely on your instincts and intuition, like Kevin Malone

Prefer to gather concrete data and evidence, like Angela Martin?

Favor harmony and consider the needs and feelings of your coworkers, like Pam Beasley

Act more objective and forthright, like Stanley Hudson?

Good at multitasking and thrive in a fast-paced Dunder Mifflin environment like Kelly Kapoor

Better with a structured and predictable routine, like Dwight Schrute?

Enjoy exploring new opportunities and ideas, even if they seem impractical at first, like Michael Scott

Prefer to work with tangible and achievable goals, like Angela Martin?

More likely to adapt easily and go with the flow, like Pam Beasley

More fond of stability and prefer to stick to the rules, like Dwight Schrute?

Take your time, analyze situations carefully, and weigh different options before making a decision, like Jim Halpert

Follow your instincts and make quick decisions, like Michael Scott?

Often take the initiative to start conversations and social interactions, like Michael Scott

Prefer to wait for others to approach you first on their own, like Stanley Hudson?

More comfortable with routine and practical skills like Oscar Martinez

Into learning complex theoretical concepts, such as Toby Flenderson?