Analyst

You want the claim tested. Precise, evidence-led and people-aware, you are the one who notices the number that does not add up and asks about it kindly.

About 14% of people match it.

At your best

• Testing a claim against evidence
• Noticing the number that does not add up
• Disagreeing without a row

Where it costs you

Can mistake a well-evidenced answer for a decision that has been made.

You work well with

Synthesizer: different enough to cover what you do not, close enough to agree on what matters.

How this is worked out

Fifteen forced choices settle three axes (analytical or intuitive, detail or big picture, systems or people), and the three answers together name one of eight types. The percentages are authored reference values chosen to be plausible, not measured population data, and the whole thing is an entertainment self-assessment rather than a psychological instrument.