1. To make decisions after I know what the others think.
| | To make decisions only my own, without consulting the others.
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2. To be thought of as an intuitive guy, with imagination.
| | To be considered a man of deeds, with my feet on the ground.
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3. To make decisions based on the data and on the systematic analysis of the situation.
| | To make decisions based on what I feel and on understanding the needs of people.
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4. To assume my own goals, based on how I feel it to be right.
| | To be told clearly what I have done towards accomplishing the objectives.
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5. To work alone, to reflect in peace.
| | To be constantly active, in contact with people, in the middle of them.
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6. To use verified solutions, of which I know have been proven good.
| | To try to find new solutions, which can prove to be better than the ones known.
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7. To reach conclusions based on logical assumptions of data, uninfluenced by feelings.
| | To reach conclusions based on my opinions and experience about life and people.
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8. Not to fix deadlines for a certain job, to have a flexible timeframe.
| | To fix a programme which I should strictly uphold.
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9. To discuss a bit about the issue to be solved, after which to think alone.
| | To talk more without restraint about the problem before I make a decision.
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10. To think of all the possible variants of a solution when I decide upon something.
| | To strictly take into consideration real, concrete facts, when I make a decision.
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11. To be considered a cerebral, pragmatic person.
| | To be thought of as a sensitive, warm person.
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12. To weight carefully each alternative before I decide.
| | To quickly analyze information and make decisions on the spot.
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13. To keep the intimacy of my thoughts and feelings.
| | To share my thoughts and feelings with those I work with.
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14. To deal with the abstract, the theoretic.
| | To deal with the real, the concrete.
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15. To help others know their feelings, to know themselves.
| | To help others make logical decisions.
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16. The change and possibility of free choice.
| | Predictability and knowledge before it happens.
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17. Not to communicate my thoughts and personal views.
| | To freely communicate my thoughts and feelings.
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18. To be oriented on the image of the whole, the generalized, on the vision of the future.
| | To be oriented on the knowledge of details, of the concrete and present.
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19. I tend to base my decisions on convictions and on an argumentation that relies on common sense.
| | I have the habit of making decisions based on data and rational, logic analysis.
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20. I tend to plan my work in time, relying in need on statistics and prognosis.
| | I tend to make plans only at the right moment and as the moment dictates.
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21. I always like meeting new people.
| | I like being alone, or with the people I know.
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22. I like ideas.
| | I like deeds.
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23. I like concepts, principles and convictions.
| | I like data and verifiable conclusions.
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24. I have the habit of noting down work meetings in my notebook.
| | I don't like using a work book.
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25. I discuss a new problem as detailed as possible within the group.
| | I analyze problems in my mind and then I relate to the rest the conclusion.
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26. I like to enact with precision detailed plans.
| | I don't like the noose imposed by a meticulous plan.
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27. I like people with a logical way of thinking.
| | I rather fancy sensitive people, with an artistic way of thinking.
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28. I like having the freedom to act
| | I like to know beforehand what is expected of me.
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29. I like being in the center of attention.
| | I like being a loner, not to attract attention.
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30. I like to let my imagination flow.
| | I like to carefully examine the details of the reality.
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31. I like to live moments that are charged with emotions.
| | I like to use my intellectual capabilities to analyze information
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32. I like to start a work meeting on the predefined moment.
| | I like to start a work session once everyone has arrived, even if people are late.
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