Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Prince: It is so Tempting!
First of all, I have finally shifted to Kelana Jaya. Second of all,I received a call from my previous company in the afternoon; they are offering me a far better deal to get me back - 50% higher than my previous earning. It is so tempting but since I have decided to try other industry, I have got to turn it down. (For god sake, I can’t stop thinking about the pay $!)…feeling like….a waste….or am I being greedy…I keep telling myself not to think about it, and not to be tempted by the high pay! I think I will get over it after a few days…
Prince: Finally..Yo..uh..!
Okay, here it goes like that.
I have to shift because my housemate is moving to ‘Puchong’ in early ‘May’; and I consider that area quite a bit distance to any place in town. Hence I started looking around, and I found out that my brother; who stayed in Kelana Jaya, has an empty middle-room for rent.
I plan to move out but indecisive of where to move to; because my next destination must near my office. Thus, last week, I told my brother that I will give him the answer after Monday’s Interview.
On Monday Morning, I did not know what the hell wrong with me; I started packing my stuff in as if I have decided to move to Kelana Jaya!- as if I am sure got the job at Phileo Damansara.
I went for the interview at Phileo Damansara on Monday afternoon. The interview was arranged by Michele, the recruitment consultant from Jen International Executive Search. When I arrived at Phileo Damansara, I received a call from another ‘University College’. They are offering me Senior PR Executive position and a 30% increment from my previous pay. That, I thought, is a good catch! - Only if I am willing to get back to Education industry! However, I decided to give my answer the next day morning- of course, as a last resort - if the interview didn’t work-out!
I walked into the meeting room confidently (I don’t know why; as if I am going to get the job!) The Japanese Manager shot me many questions but I managed to handle it well. Lastly, he told me that he was concerned about my ability in data analysis since my past experiences are in PR & Marketing which did not deal much with data-mining work. The interview took about one and half hours; and I thought I won’t succeed. I thought I have lost my hope again; but I saw a glimp of light when I received a call from Michele.
‘Hi, Steven, you have got the job’, said Michele.
For God sake! I really can’t believe that I have finally got myself into MNC (Multinational Company)! That is my dream since 3 years back when everybody is talking about how good a MNC treating their employees.
The appointment letter will be ready on 27th April 2007, the company is UniCham (if I got it correctly); it is a Japanese FMCG company. I was offered a marketing executive position.
After one year in Advertising industry and two years in Education industry; I have had enough with it. When I decided to get-out of it, I thought it would be difficult; and I have prepared for a pay-cut. Eventually, everything seems to go well.
The reason why I have to turn down the previous-few offers-
1.Title means nothing if you are earning only an executive pay! They can give you great title, such as Asst. Brand Manager or whatsoever but pay you an executive salary. For me, it is such a despised; are they pity me or what?
2.The industry itself does not practice the culture of ‘promotion’, ‘increment’ and ‘bonus’. Although, some industry leaders do give-out such good benefits but in partial to certain employees; which we call it favouritism. I don’t want to put myself in a situation where I am getting high pay without ‘promotion’, ‘increment’ and ‘bonus’ for the rest of my life with the career.
3.The industry started to hire employees under contract; one of the well-known private colleges utilizes it as an easy way to get rid of employees. They change their middle-management (Senior Executives, Asst. Managers and Managers) once in 6 months! The turn over rate is extremely high until now. That is what scares me a lot because it gives me NO job security.
4.The industry is stagnant because they do not practice ‘change’; probably being affected by the nature of the education industry itself which utilises a more conservative approach in their management. Thus, they practically avoid ‘ideas’, and they do not really encourage ideas.
I have to shift because my housemate is moving to ‘Puchong’ in early ‘May’; and I consider that area quite a bit distance to any place in town. Hence I started looking around, and I found out that my brother; who stayed in Kelana Jaya, has an empty middle-room for rent.
I plan to move out but indecisive of where to move to; because my next destination must near my office. Thus, last week, I told my brother that I will give him the answer after Monday’s Interview.
On Monday Morning, I did not know what the hell wrong with me; I started packing my stuff in as if I have decided to move to Kelana Jaya!- as if I am sure got the job at Phileo Damansara.
I went for the interview at Phileo Damansara on Monday afternoon. The interview was arranged by Michele, the recruitment consultant from Jen International Executive Search. When I arrived at Phileo Damansara, I received a call from another ‘University College’. They are offering me Senior PR Executive position and a 30% increment from my previous pay. That, I thought, is a good catch! - Only if I am willing to get back to Education industry! However, I decided to give my answer the next day morning- of course, as a last resort - if the interview didn’t work-out!
I walked into the meeting room confidently (I don’t know why; as if I am going to get the job!) The Japanese Manager shot me many questions but I managed to handle it well. Lastly, he told me that he was concerned about my ability in data analysis since my past experiences are in PR & Marketing which did not deal much with data-mining work. The interview took about one and half hours; and I thought I won’t succeed. I thought I have lost my hope again; but I saw a glimp of light when I received a call from Michele.
‘Hi, Steven, you have got the job’, said Michele.
For God sake! I really can’t believe that I have finally got myself into MNC (Multinational Company)! That is my dream since 3 years back when everybody is talking about how good a MNC treating their employees.
The appointment letter will be ready on 27th April 2007, the company is UniCham (if I got it correctly); it is a Japanese FMCG company. I was offered a marketing executive position.
After one year in Advertising industry and two years in Education industry; I have had enough with it. When I decided to get-out of it, I thought it would be difficult; and I have prepared for a pay-cut. Eventually, everything seems to go well.
The reason why I have to turn down the previous-few offers-
1.Title means nothing if you are earning only an executive pay! They can give you great title, such as Asst. Brand Manager or whatsoever but pay you an executive salary. For me, it is such a despised; are they pity me or what?
2.The industry itself does not practice the culture of ‘promotion’, ‘increment’ and ‘bonus’. Although, some industry leaders do give-out such good benefits but in partial to certain employees; which we call it favouritism. I don’t want to put myself in a situation where I am getting high pay without ‘promotion’, ‘increment’ and ‘bonus’ for the rest of my life with the career.
3.The industry started to hire employees under contract; one of the well-known private colleges utilizes it as an easy way to get rid of employees. They change their middle-management (Senior Executives, Asst. Managers and Managers) once in 6 months! The turn over rate is extremely high until now. That is what scares me a lot because it gives me NO job security.
4.The industry is stagnant because they do not practice ‘change’; probably being affected by the nature of the education industry itself which utilises a more conservative approach in their management. Thus, they practically avoid ‘ideas’, and they do not really encourage ideas.
Prince: 'Used-To-Be' Friend!
I used to have an old-school-mate who happened to be my best friend, but I decided to break-off my friendship with him 4 years ago. I dislike his character of indeterminate, and dependency. He likes to share the success of others but unwilling to give-out his effort. Still remember the phrase that he used to tell us, and make us promise him.
‘Please remember me when you are rich; do make me your partner at that time okay?’
He used to do that to everyone one of us, and I truly sick of this type of people (Sorry to say that!).
A few days ago, I got a call from one of my best pal. We had a chat, and I was told about him.
He has broken up with his girlfriend for an 18 years-old Indonesian Chinese girl which he knew through web-cam. He treated his girlfriend as if transparent! Very often, he flirted with this Indonesia lady on the cam; right in front of his girlfriend. It is even absurd since he hasn’t even met this girl before; I mean in real life! Well, I do not personally deny internet relationship but the intention must be right!
What I last heard is that this Indonesian girl is from a wealthy family; her father owns a factory in her homeland. Her father decided to hand the factory over to her ‘future-husband-to-be’, whoever it is- must be born in the year of ‘Monkey’ because of his superstitious belief.
Her father forced her to break-up with his ex-boyfriend due to this superstitious belief. And, by some twist of luck, this ‘used-to-be’ friend of mine, met up with her on the internet and he was born in year of ‘Monkey’, thus, make him fit the criteria. He was so happy; on the other hand, his girlfriend was furious! Thus, they had argument, and eventually broke-up.
From what I know, his girlfriend is a direct-sale person, and had registered an account under his name and had forked out 30k for the business. She had worked hard for the business, but the commission was paid under ‘his’ name, and now, they have broke-up. You know what I mean……
Anyway, I dislike ‘people who like to make-use of other people’, who prey on people’s effort for own advantage…
‘Please remember me when you are rich; do make me your partner at that time okay?’
He used to do that to everyone one of us, and I truly sick of this type of people (Sorry to say that!).
A few days ago, I got a call from one of my best pal. We had a chat, and I was told about him.
He has broken up with his girlfriend for an 18 years-old Indonesian Chinese girl which he knew through web-cam. He treated his girlfriend as if transparent! Very often, he flirted with this Indonesia lady on the cam; right in front of his girlfriend. It is even absurd since he hasn’t even met this girl before; I mean in real life! Well, I do not personally deny internet relationship but the intention must be right!
What I last heard is that this Indonesian girl is from a wealthy family; her father owns a factory in her homeland. Her father decided to hand the factory over to her ‘future-husband-to-be’, whoever it is- must be born in the year of ‘Monkey’ because of his superstitious belief.
Her father forced her to break-up with his ex-boyfriend due to this superstitious belief. And, by some twist of luck, this ‘used-to-be’ friend of mine, met up with her on the internet and he was born in year of ‘Monkey’, thus, make him fit the criteria. He was so happy; on the other hand, his girlfriend was furious! Thus, they had argument, and eventually broke-up.
From what I know, his girlfriend is a direct-sale person, and had registered an account under his name and had forked out 30k for the business. She had worked hard for the business, but the commission was paid under ‘his’ name, and now, they have broke-up. You know what I mean……
Anyway, I dislike ‘people who like to make-use of other people’, who prey on people’s effort for own advantage…
Friday, April 21, 2006
Prince: Always have to risk...
Still remember 3 years ago; after my degree graduation, I took the offer as a business development executive in one of the small IT Company. I was put responsible for e-marketing and selling of IT products. Unfortunately, I left the job after two months, because I don’t find myself any future in selling IT products. I joined another small advertising company handling account servicing, and was doing quite well then. But at the end of the day, I found my job scope was confined, and all that I have learned was only ‘sell!’
It took me sometimes to think, and I decided that I should try something which I can learn some skills. By some twist of luck, I was recommended by one of my friend for the position as a PR executive. I took the risk to accept the PR job, which pays me 30% lower than my sales job. Life was a bit tight due to my personal financial commitment, but I managed to get through it. It took me two years to learn about PR and event management; and eventually, I thought I was at the right track.
Spending two years in Education industry is more than enough for me, and I really want something special and different, fast changing and allows me to learn and advance myself further.
I believe at some point of time, the private education industry will soon become part of ‘perfect-competition’ where everybody will be selling homogeneous product. I started to find myself become stagnant too. Thus, I have decided to take the risk to try-out other industry, and one industry which has caught my attention a year back is ‘FMCG’.
Today, I turned down the offer as an Assistant Brand Manager from one of the reputable University College in Malaysia, and thereon my future becomes dark and unpredictable again. I am a bit worry if I can get myself into my dream job, but I keep telling myself that I will be fine soon.
Yesterday, I got a call from Jen International again. The lady in charge is Michelle. She asked if I am keen for a marketing executive position which offered by one of the FMCG, but the salary offered may not be what I expected. My immediate response was ‘Yes’. She manages to secure an interview for me on Monday 2pm, and I wish myself luck this time…
It took me sometimes to think, and I decided that I should try something which I can learn some skills. By some twist of luck, I was recommended by one of my friend for the position as a PR executive. I took the risk to accept the PR job, which pays me 30% lower than my sales job. Life was a bit tight due to my personal financial commitment, but I managed to get through it. It took me two years to learn about PR and event management; and eventually, I thought I was at the right track.
Spending two years in Education industry is more than enough for me, and I really want something special and different, fast changing and allows me to learn and advance myself further.
I believe at some point of time, the private education industry will soon become part of ‘perfect-competition’ where everybody will be selling homogeneous product. I started to find myself become stagnant too. Thus, I have decided to take the risk to try-out other industry, and one industry which has caught my attention a year back is ‘FMCG’.
Today, I turned down the offer as an Assistant Brand Manager from one of the reputable University College in Malaysia, and thereon my future becomes dark and unpredictable again. I am a bit worry if I can get myself into my dream job, but I keep telling myself that I will be fine soon.
Yesterday, I got a call from Jen International again. The lady in charge is Michelle. She asked if I am keen for a marketing executive position which offered by one of the FMCG, but the salary offered may not be what I expected. My immediate response was ‘Yes’. She manages to secure an interview for me on Monday 2pm, and I wish myself luck this time…
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Prince: Test.. Test..Test..
 | Dr.+Prince took the free ColorQuiz.com personality test! "Feels he has been unjustly and undeservedly treate..."
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Sunday, April 16, 2006
Prince: 'Karma' Sri Hartamas
We celebrated Joashua's Birthday at Karma Sri Hartamas on 15 April 2006. Happy Birthday Joshua!
Saturday, April 15, 2006
Prince: Character Determines Your Future...!
My future worries me. Perhaps, that is the reason I constantly seek for ideas to improvise myself in so I can advance myself further for a better future. More crucially, I want to prove to my family members that I was not born with my destiny; my destiny is in my own hand. I still remember when my mother used to tell me that I do not have the academic aptitude. She told me it is my fate, and I have to live with it. I neither hate my parent nor preferably refrain seeing them, but I learn not to succumb to fate. I learn not to believe in it, but to change it even if it is destined! I convince myself that I can change my life, and I keep telling myself that I will create miracle to prove that my fate is not predestined.
I have been through a tough time in my diploma study due to my poor academic background in secondary school but I did not give up. As Vince Lombardi once said, ‘The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender.’ Eventually, I have made it to my Master Study, and will soon be doing my PhD. Though, they have never thought I could make it that far for my study but they are still proud of me.
After my MBA graduation, I shared my vision with my mother. I told her about my business idea, my future and what I plan to do next. I told her that I do not want to work for people for the rest of my life. I deciphered the theory about, ‘employers determine your value’, and I expressed my concern for my future. She finally understood, but she whispered to me that I was born to ‘work for people’; she said that I can excel by working for people, but I do not have the fate to become a ‘boss’.
‘You will fail because people will cheat you’, she whispered.
I told her nothing is absolute; nothing is impossible, and I am willing to change my life for it, and I will never give up trying; at least, I try. I still remember Muhammad Ali once said, ‘Inside of a ring or out, it is nothing wrong with going down but it is wrong to stay down.’ and so I will never stay down.
I have also learn that ‘character destines your future’, and leaders are those who posses certain characters for success, and they are not born with their destiny. It doesn’t matter how hard it would be, but I know if I do not get what I want; I will keep trying as long as I am able to; because I know I haven’t fail; I just haven’t found the right business opportunity that works. Just like Albert Einstein once said, ‘I haven't failed; I just found 100,000 ways that don't work.’
‘Never give up trying’
I have been through a tough time in my diploma study due to my poor academic background in secondary school but I did not give up. As Vince Lombardi once said, ‘The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender.’ Eventually, I have made it to my Master Study, and will soon be doing my PhD. Though, they have never thought I could make it that far for my study but they are still proud of me.
After my MBA graduation, I shared my vision with my mother. I told her about my business idea, my future and what I plan to do next. I told her that I do not want to work for people for the rest of my life. I deciphered the theory about, ‘employers determine your value’, and I expressed my concern for my future. She finally understood, but she whispered to me that I was born to ‘work for people’; she said that I can excel by working for people, but I do not have the fate to become a ‘boss’.
‘You will fail because people will cheat you’, she whispered.
I told her nothing is absolute; nothing is impossible, and I am willing to change my life for it, and I will never give up trying; at least, I try. I still remember Muhammad Ali once said, ‘Inside of a ring or out, it is nothing wrong with going down but it is wrong to stay down.’ and so I will never stay down.
I have also learn that ‘character destines your future’, and leaders are those who posses certain characters for success, and they are not born with their destiny. It doesn’t matter how hard it would be, but I know if I do not get what I want; I will keep trying as long as I am able to; because I know I haven’t fail; I just haven’t found the right business opportunity that works. Just like Albert Einstein once said, ‘I haven't failed; I just found 100,000 ways that don't work.’
‘Never give up trying’
Prince: Cynna Disco Pub
We went over to Cynna Disco Pub at Asian Heritage on 14 April; That place was awesome! My friend like it very much, saying that it is similar to those pub in UK!
Prince: Barflams Bangsar Con't..
We pretty much let go of ourselves, and decided to try-out 'Cynna' Disco Pub tomorrow.
Prince: My EQ = 60..!
People who typically score in this range are usually able to recognise and understand their feelings and to express them in an appropriate manner. They are fairly comfortable with who they are. In most circumstances they are not afraid to show love, empathy and compassion for other people. In general, they are comfortable with intimacy, and giving of themselves to other people.
They are pretty good communicators. They are fairly in tune with themselves and those around them. They generally know how to say the right thing at the right moment. They are good friends and partners. They are normally able to show anger in appropriate ways. More often than not, they are able to stand up for themselves when necessary, but also are not afraid to cry if they are hurt. They are able to admit when they are wrong and take steps to correct their mistakes. They are rarely unable to say they are sorry.
They are generally happy, well-rounded people. They accept challenges. They can stay motivated and focused in the face of setbacks. They are able to set goals for themselves and often achieve them. They are positive and optimistic about themselves, others around them, and their future.
However, just because people with an average EQ have a pretty good grasp on their emotions they still have plenty of room for emotional growth. They can continue to be introspective. They can continue to communicate with the people around them and continue to work on their goals. They can utilise what they have and continue to identify areas within themselves that need work.
Remember that a person's emotional intelligence never stops growing. Because we are always evolving as people, EQ is something that must be nurtured. If it isn’t cultivated, emotional intelligence will disappear.
We wish you the best of luck with your future EQ.
Test from: Village.co.uk- Work & Career
They are pretty good communicators. They are fairly in tune with themselves and those around them. They generally know how to say the right thing at the right moment. They are good friends and partners. They are normally able to show anger in appropriate ways. More often than not, they are able to stand up for themselves when necessary, but also are not afraid to cry if they are hurt. They are able to admit when they are wrong and take steps to correct their mistakes. They are rarely unable to say they are sorry.
They are generally happy, well-rounded people. They accept challenges. They can stay motivated and focused in the face of setbacks. They are able to set goals for themselves and often achieve them. They are positive and optimistic about themselves, others around them, and their future.
However, just because people with an average EQ have a pretty good grasp on their emotions they still have plenty of room for emotional growth. They can continue to be introspective. They can continue to communicate with the people around them and continue to work on their goals. They can utilise what they have and continue to identify areas within themselves that need work.
Remember that a person's emotional intelligence never stops growing. Because we are always evolving as people, EQ is something that must be nurtured. If it isn’t cultivated, emotional intelligence will disappear.
We wish you the best of luck with your future EQ.
Test from: Village.co.uk- Work & Career
Prince: EQ = 55-60!
You work in a Sanctuary - a place that welcomes your soul. We are impressed! Congratulations on your exceptional EQ! If you scored in this range, there is a slight caveat however. You are either extremely high in emotional intelligence or extremely low. How is this possible? These results may reflect your high level of self-knowledge or your complete lack of it since you must be self-aware to assess yourself accurately. For this reason, self-awareness is the foundational competency of emotional intelligence! You may want to seek clarification from a peer, co-worker or family member to validate your score. You've either made it to the top or have a long way to go...
Test from:Institute of Health
Test from:Institute of Health
Prince: BarFlams-Bangsar
We club at Barflam Bangsar on 13 April, to celebrate the return of Wei Khai from UK. He is Medical graduate from University of Sheffield who is now doing his internship.It has been 4 years since we parted. I am glad to see him again, and certainly has a lot to catch up.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Prince: IQ Test...sad...
I took two different IQ tests, and sad to get only 104 & 115 respectively. What about you? try it out...
IQ Test One – I only have 104…...
IQ Test Two - I got 115...My Intellectual Type is Inspired Inventor...
Another short personality test here - What type are you?
The link to more test....
'IQ Test - similarmind'..
EQ Test One - Work & Career
EQ Test Two - Institute of Health & Human Potential
IQ Test One – I only have 104…...
IQ Test Two - I got 115...My Intellectual Type is Inspired Inventor...
Another short personality test here - What type are you?
The link to more test....
'IQ Test - similarmind'..
EQ Test One - Work & Career
EQ Test Two - Institute of Health & Human Potential
Prince: Personality Defect Test!
I took a personality defect test, and find it rather interesting, perhaps you should give it a try too...
You are the Braggart! Like Muhammad Ali, you would surely tell everyone that you are "The Greatest" whilst bragging incessantly about your intelligence, your skills, and your abilities. You tend to be a thinker rather than a feeler, and combined with your extroversion and arrogance, this makes you someone who probably just LOVES to brag about his accomplishments. Despite this, however, you are a very gentle, tender person and truly care about others' feelings. You just happen to care more about yourself. Unlike Ali, of course, you are rather rational as opposed to emotional, and you are also much more gentle. But his arrogance and extroversion best reflect the most visible aspects of your personality. Your personality defect is the fact that you are extremely overconfident, extroverted, and perhaps rather lacking in emotions. YOU ARE THE GREATEST! Or so you keep telling yourself every night, in hopes that eventually everyone else on the planet will agree. Well, sorry, we probably won't.
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To put it less negatively:
1. You are more RATIONAL than intuitive.
2. You are more EXTROVERTED than introverted.
3. You are more GENTLE than brutal.
4. You are more ARROGANT than humble.
Compatibility:
Your exact opposite is the Bitch-Slap.
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Prince: My Social Behaviour! Try it Out!
Zamora Personality Test Results for Social Attributes
Social Attributes characterize your behavior and interactions with other people.
•s1) Aggressiveness - measure of camaraderie between people.
•s2) Control attitudes - mechanisms by which we influence others.
•s3) Dependability - factors that affect trust in others.
•s4) Egocentrism - selfishness and selfish attitudes.
•s5) Emotional expression - ways of expressing inner feelings toward others.
•s6) Fairness - how we judge others.
•s7) Leadership attributes - features that make us stand out in a group.
•s8) Physical appearance - how we view ourselves physically.
•s9) Regard for Rules - obedience for the laws of society.
•s10) Team Spirit - attitudes toward working with people.
These are some attributes that apply to your personality:
•s1) Aggressiveness: kind. You are also courteous, thoughtful.
•s2) Control attitudes: conciliatory, diplomatic, uncompromising. You are also persuasive.
•s3) Dependability: dependable, responsible, suspicious, trustworthy, truthful. You are also supportive, obedient, mistrustful, sincere.
•s4) Egocentrism: accommodating, forgiving, romantic. You are also altruistic, indifferent, modest, compassionate.
•s5) Emotional expression: affectionate, appealing, competitive, congenial, expressive, extroverted, interesting, loving, outgoing, showy, talkative, uninhibited. You are also humorous.
•s6) Fairness: appreciative, impartial, just, objective, open-minded, respectful, tolerant. You are also considerate.
•s7) Leadership attributes: convincing, entrepreneurial, protective. You are also a leader, helpful, independent, courageous, successful.
•s8) Physical appearance: of average looks, neat. You are also stylish, attractive.
•s9) Regard for Rules: ethical, honest, principled.
•s10) Team Spirit: social. You are also patriotic, an individualist.
Social Attributes characterize your behavior and interactions with other people.
•s1) Aggressiveness - measure of camaraderie between people.
•s2) Control attitudes - mechanisms by which we influence others.
•s3) Dependability - factors that affect trust in others.
•s4) Egocentrism - selfishness and selfish attitudes.
•s5) Emotional expression - ways of expressing inner feelings toward others.
•s6) Fairness - how we judge others.
•s7) Leadership attributes - features that make us stand out in a group.
•s8) Physical appearance - how we view ourselves physically.
•s9) Regard for Rules - obedience for the laws of society.
•s10) Team Spirit - attitudes toward working with people.
These are some attributes that apply to your personality:
•s1) Aggressiveness: kind. You are also courteous, thoughtful.
•s2) Control attitudes: conciliatory, diplomatic, uncompromising. You are also persuasive.
•s3) Dependability: dependable, responsible, suspicious, trustworthy, truthful. You are also supportive, obedient, mistrustful, sincere.
•s4) Egocentrism: accommodating, forgiving, romantic. You are also altruistic, indifferent, modest, compassionate.
•s5) Emotional expression: affectionate, appealing, competitive, congenial, expressive, extroverted, interesting, loving, outgoing, showy, talkative, uninhibited. You are also humorous.
•s6) Fairness: appreciative, impartial, just, objective, open-minded, respectful, tolerant. You are also considerate.
•s7) Leadership attributes: convincing, entrepreneurial, protective. You are also a leader, helpful, independent, courageous, successful.
•s8) Physical appearance: of average looks, neat. You are also stylish, attractive.
•s9) Regard for Rules: ethical, honest, principled.
•s10) Team Spirit: social. You are also patriotic, an individualist.
Prince: My Personality Test! Try it Out!
Zamora Personality Test Results for Individual Attributes
Individual Attributes characterize your moods, feelings, and behavior in isolation from other people.
•i1) Achievement attitudes - degree of motivation toward goals.
•i2) Emotional temperament - emotions that rule our lives.
•i3) Energy level - the degree of effort that we use in our daily life.
•i4) Intellectual factors - characteristics of our minds.
•i5) Material attitudes - how we regard our environment.
•i6) Maturity - our level of experience and wisdom.
•i7) Philosophical attitudes - our preferred ways of thinking.
•i8) Physical attributes - how we regard our body.
•i9) Risk attitudes - degree of concern for oneself.
•i10) Task performance attitudes - approaches toward problem solving.
These are some attributes that apply to your personality:
•i1) Achievement attitudes: ambitious, goal-oriented, initiative, motivated, obsessive. You are also persistent, resilient.
•i2) Emotional temperament: cheerful, composed, confident, happy, hedonistic, joyful, lively, patient, secure, stable, vocal. You are also serene.
•i3) Energy level: active, energetic, fast.
•i4) Intellectual factors: alert, analytical, attentive, creative, imaginative, inquisitive, intellectual, intelligent, logical, observant, studious, talented.
•i5) Material attitudes: Conflicting responses: a spendthrift, materialistic.
•i6) Maturity: educated, knowledgeable, resourceful.
•i7) Philosophical attitudes: an idealist, introspective, positive. You are also inflexible, punctilious.
•i8) Physical attributes: healthy, sane, youthful. You are also strong.
•i9) Risk attitudes: Conflicting responses: calculating, cautious, unfortunate. You are also adventurous, progressive, careful.
•i10) Task performance attitudes: a planner, adaptable, hard-working, methodical, neat, organized, prompt, punctual, reflective, systematic, thorough. You are also accurate, disciplined, skillful, precise, meticulous.
Individual Attributes characterize your moods, feelings, and behavior in isolation from other people.
•i1) Achievement attitudes - degree of motivation toward goals.
•i2) Emotional temperament - emotions that rule our lives.
•i3) Energy level - the degree of effort that we use in our daily life.
•i4) Intellectual factors - characteristics of our minds.
•i5) Material attitudes - how we regard our environment.
•i6) Maturity - our level of experience and wisdom.
•i7) Philosophical attitudes - our preferred ways of thinking.
•i8) Physical attributes - how we regard our body.
•i9) Risk attitudes - degree of concern for oneself.
•i10) Task performance attitudes - approaches toward problem solving.
These are some attributes that apply to your personality:
•i1) Achievement attitudes: ambitious, goal-oriented, initiative, motivated, obsessive. You are also persistent, resilient.
•i2) Emotional temperament: cheerful, composed, confident, happy, hedonistic, joyful, lively, patient, secure, stable, vocal. You are also serene.
•i3) Energy level: active, energetic, fast.
•i4) Intellectual factors: alert, analytical, attentive, creative, imaginative, inquisitive, intellectual, intelligent, logical, observant, studious, talented.
•i5) Material attitudes: Conflicting responses: a spendthrift, materialistic.
•i6) Maturity: educated, knowledgeable, resourceful.
•i7) Philosophical attitudes: an idealist, introspective, positive. You are also inflexible, punctilious.
•i8) Physical attributes: healthy, sane, youthful. You are also strong.
•i9) Risk attitudes: Conflicting responses: calculating, cautious, unfortunate. You are also adventurous, progressive, careful.
•i10) Task performance attitudes: a planner, adaptable, hard-working, methodical, neat, organized, prompt, punctual, reflective, systematic, thorough. You are also accurate, disciplined, skillful, precise, meticulous.
Thursday, April 06, 2006
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