just a few phrases will do
just a few phrases will do
Arrogant.
Aggressive.
Bossy.
Weird.
Argumentative.
Not always thinking before speaking.
Saying things that don't make sense and/or are socially unacceptable.
I'm not even making this up; these are things I have actually heard from coworkers, lol. The last four I completely agree with, I won't deny those, but the first three baffle me! I guess I can get pretty absorbed in work sometimes, especially when we have a floor move to do, and more often than not I think I can do the job better than most other people in my area so I can get pretty assertive telling people how things should be done. I'm working on it, but damnit, I know how things should be done and I hate when other people do it completely wrong and everything has to be redone - what a waste of time. I think of all of those that I listed though, weird, argumentative, and saying socially unacceptable things take the top three spots.
I have heard nice, sweet, and thoughtful a few times - but those were mostly from the older women I work with. Old people always seem to love me, and I am usually quite fond of them myself.
for me:
by the book
reliable and trustworthy
helpful and kind, a good teacher/coach
detail oriented
conscientious/perfectionist
uptight yet reasonable and VERY quick to admit my errors and learn from them
surprisingly playful/witty once they're in my comfort zone
idk
They all seem to like me? I don't *really* know what they think of me though.
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Don't work, so i'll just go with my peers.
Calm
Laid Back
Quiet
Reserved
Jovial
Humorous
Sarcastic
Charismatic
Mature/Gruff
Cold Hearted (Insensitive)
Pragmatic
Capable
Confident(Sometimes called conceited,narcissistic,know it all)
Smart
Unpredictable & Moody(Lazy/Energetic)
Last edited by Leader; 01-20-2012 at 05:48 AM.
Oh, my manager has told me quite a few times that she loves how creative I am when it comes to rearranging everything. Apparently she loves the floor schemes I plan out. Also, the other day she rewarded me with an extra hour of pay because I organized all of her papers by department, and in alphabetical and numerical order for easy access. She said nobody else had ever done something like that before to make her job easier, and that I was awesome for doing it. Hehe. Can't say it wasn't fun for me, because it kind of was.
I love my job when I can show my creative side and organizational strategies, and it's even better when I am given some praise or recognition for it; but damnit, I hate the actual sales part of my job and having to interact with most of those dimwits.
what is that in your avatar? 0_o
Nice
Quiet
Adaptive
Leisurely
Reclusive
Principled
Independent
Unobservant
Self-Centered
Perfectionistic
fast
talkative
approachable
knowledgeable
periodically aggressive
Obsequium amicos, veritas odium parit
Hmm well I haven't had outside work for a while, but I do volunteer work:
Friendly
brings people together
chatty
efficient
but not detail oriented at all
trouble with follow-through
very polite on the phone
matches work style to fit person I'm working with
It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so.-Mark Twain
You can't wake a person who is pretending to be asleep.
Weird is definitely the first word that comes to mind, lol. They are all very...normal seeming people; I have piercings and long hair and I talk about Dexter and psychology and anarchy and killing people and how the world is fucked, etc.
They would probably call me aggressive, I'm definitely the most "pushy" salesperson in the store aside from the SLE-Ti assistant manager; she is more persistent in offering things over and over again and positioning them cleverly, whereas I am more likely to use a kind of interpsychic pressure: using body language, the tone of my voice, eye contact, changing my own energy, etc.
Intellectual, I tend to initiate discussions about politics and things of the sort
Loud, I have a tendency to forget that there are customers in the store and blurt out obscenities or controversial statements
Goofy, I make voices and belch loudly when the manager is not on the floor.
Arrogant, definitely lol...I think most people think this about me
Aloof, I'm not always talkative and tend to stay out of work drama/internal politics as much as possible.
Oh and full of shit, or something of the like; I have the highest capacity for coming across "different" than I really am in terms of self-presentation, and tend to use a very professional tone on the phone and with customers, whereas I am typically very casual with everyone other than the managers.
I dunno, I have a good image in my head, kind of hard to describe though; a list of words doesn't really suffice
Last edited by Gilly; 01-20-2012 at 01:31 PM.
But, for a certainty, back then,
We loved so many, yet hated so much,
We hurt others and were hurt ourselves...
Yet even then, we ran like the wind,
Whilst our laughter echoed,
Under cerulean skies...
So far in the two jobs I've had...
meticulous
quick
very polite and well mannered, or unfriendly.
laidback
(SLI and XSE coworkers..)
unpragmatic/ idealistic/ lazy.
sneaky.
I wish I knew what they're talking about behind my back.How would your coworkers describe you?
Sweet/kind hearted
Quiet
Hard to get to know
Intelligent
Unusual
Most of them don't know me very well, so that's probably it.
I forgot about this but yeah, definitely something they've said. Even though I'm working two jobs right now and one of them is full of wierd people so I don't really feel like that, but *usually* that's something which I commonly hear.
Lol. I do this sometimes too, even tho I don't blurt out obscenities, I just talk very loudly. Loud is my natural tone of voice, sadly.Loud, I have a tendency to forget that there are customers in the store and blurt out obscenities or controversial statements
Obsequium amicos, veritas odium parit
Depends. I get a lot of different things depending on who I'm with.
Funny
Bright
Aggressive (or 100% laid-back)
Talkative (but quiet around some)
Flaky
Hot-Cold
Creative
Weird
Not a rule, just a trend.
IEI. Probably Fe subtype. Pretty sure I'm E4, sexual instinctual type, fairly confident that I'm a 3 wing now, so: IEI-Fe E4w3 sx/so. Considering 3w4 now, but pretty sure that 4 fits the best.
Yes 'a ma'am that's pretty music...
I am grateful for the mystery of the soul, because without it, there could be no contemplation, except of the mysteries of divinity, which are far more dangerous to get wrong.
Oh this is great.
When I first started working at my current place of employment the man
I work with most often thought I was a rude little prissy bitch. Direct quote.
Several months of working ten hour shifts together one on one and he now
thinks I'm the bees knees. My coworker's like me because I do my job and
then once I'm done with my job, I will also do theirs. Idle hands are the
devil's playground, you know. Realistically I just don't want to be at work
standing/sitting there doing nothing. Sometimes when I'm feeling resentful
of my coworker's for passing their workload onto me I will bring in a book or
I will do something very asinine and unnecessary like scrub the walls. I may
even polish the windows if I'm really desperate for something to do with myself.
They love my sense of humour and they like that I'm not slow and when
asked to do things I do them properly and well and right.
When they found out I was in an exclusive relationship with a man they were all
a little taken aback because I never once mentioned him for months. I'm really
closed-off and guarded about my personal life but now that I know them better, or
at least the man I work with most often, I talk about him a bit but not very
much. The man I work with usually asks me how he is doing that day and I answer
his question. That's the extent of our discussion into my personal life usually.
eh, i've only had one actual job thus far. they said i was shy, small, white, hard-working, reliable, polite.
i was the one of the only white people there, and 10-30 years younger than everyone else, so i wasn't really too welcome there. i didn't really care to force my way into any of their social circles in time i was there.
one lady there said i was condescending, but she was always screwing up everyone's food, and it was a hospital, so i told her to be more careful and she flipped.
Apparently a lot of people make note of my sense of humor. When people only know me as part of a group they tend to say I don't stick out and keep to myself, but in smaller groups where everybody knows each other as individuals people say I'm very personable.
I think you need to look at who is talking about you. What do the important people think, what do the unimportant think?
Those that can give you what you want, and those that cannot...
Intelligent, hardworking, detail-oriented, shortsighted, stubborn, withdrawn.
“Whether we fall by ambition, blood, or lust, like diamonds we are cut with our own dust.”
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Good with the scale (although old-fashioned for not using a digital one), arrives on time, reliable, doesn't cut the shit and jumpy about the police & wiretapping.
“I tell you, freedom and human rights in America are doomed. The U.S. government will lead the American people in — and the West in general — into an unbearable hell and a choking life. - Osama bin Laden
Friendly, imaginative, spaced out, polite, shy, unpunctual, attentive.
“We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand.” Randy Pausch
Ne-IEE
6w7 sp/sx
6w7-9w1-4w5
Intense
Challenging
Intelligent
Strong will
Quiet
Brash
Go getter
Underdog
Critical and theoretical
Neurotically competitive
Independent
A weird mix between being either too uptight and too out of control
withdrawn, cryptic, smart, down-to-earth, witty, relaxed, pragmatic, weird
„Man can do what he wants but he cannot want what he wants.“
– Arthur Schopenhauer
Big-hearted
Introverted
Intelligent
Boring
Hard to get to know
Stuck up
Repressive
Overly moralistic
Low self-esteem
Weird
Lazy
Narcissistic
Cares too much about things that americans shouldn't
'Can't survive the workplace. Too artistic. You are FIRED.'