Personality Test! Are you a Lion, Otter, Golden Retriever, or a Beaver?

ey everyone! I got this personality test from school and thought it was really cool! So I'm going to share it all with you~♡

This quiz teaches you:
Who you are?
Why are some people great to work with, while others make you crazy?
Why are there some jobs you love and others you hate?
How it is possible to work with difficult people? 


Below are ten horizontal lines with four words on each line, one in each column. In each line, put the number "4" next to the word that  best describes you in that line. Put a "3" next to the word that describes you next best. A "2" to the next best word, and a "1" by the word that least describes you.  On each horizontal line of words, you will then have one "4", one "3", one "2", and one "1".  

Example:  3 Likes Authority,  4 Entusiastic,  2 Sensitive Feelings, and 1 Likes Instructions.

       L.O.G.B. Test
 
1. Likes Authority,   Enthusiastic, Sensitive Feelings, and Likes Instructions.


2. Takes Charge,  Takes Risks,  Loyal, and Accurate.


3. Determined,  Visionary,  Calm-Even Keel,  and Consistent.


4. Enterprising,  Very Verbal,  Enjoys Routine, and Predictable.


5. Competitive,  Promoter,  Dislikes Change, and Practical.


6. Problem Solver,  Enjoys Popularity,  Gives in to others, and Factual.


7. Productive,  Fun-loving,  Avoids Confrontations, and Conscientious.


8. Bold,  Likes Variety,  Sympathetic, and Perfectionist.


9. Decision Maker,  Spontaneous,  Nurturing, and Detail-Oriented.


10. Persistent,  Inspirational,  Peacemaker, and Analytical.


Post you numbers for each line and Total them up for each column, call them column 1, 2, etc. They should add up to 100 in the end, remember that~♡

1. Likes Authority (1), Enthusiastic (4) , Sensitive Feelings (3), and Likes Instructions (2).


2. Takes Charge (4), Takes Risks (1), Loyal (2), and Accurate (3).


3. Determined (3), Visionary (4), Calm-Even Keel (1), and Consistent (2).


4. Enterprising (3),  Very Verbal (4),  Enjoys Routine (2), and Predictable (1).


5. Competitive (3), Promoter (4), Dislikes Change (1), and Practical (2).


6. Problem Solver (4),  Enjoys Popularity (2), Gives in to others (1), and Factual (3).


7. Productive (2) , Fun-loving (4), Avoids Confrontations (1), and Conscientious (3).


8. Bold (1), Likes Variety (2), Sympathetic (3), and Perfectionist (4).


9. Decision Maker (1),  Spontaneous (2), Nurturing (4), and Detail-Oriented (3).


10. Persistent (2), Inspirational (1), Peacemaker (4), and Analytical (3).

24 | 28 | 22 | 26
Am I an otter?/shot

You are a Otter first and foremost, but Beaver is high enough that you are a mixture of the two. If you want to see beaver as well, ask, But otherwise, here is your top.

It’s easy to spot the popular Sanguine: she makes grand entrances and is the life of every party. She’s an extrovert who loves to tell funny stories and be the center of attention. She is warm and loving—she enjoys everything about life. It’s easy for something to warm her heart and cause an outburst of response. She is so cheerful and bubbly that she may even appear to be phony or come on too strong. She may speak before she thinks, but she is sincere and loving.


Gary Smalley describes the Sanguine as an Otter.  The Sanguine lives for the moment, and goes with the flow. In her energy and enthusiasm, she also is quickly distracted. She can tend to be selfish and irresponsible, but she’s so lovable that her friends can easily ignore her weaker tendencies.


Official Gary Smalley version:
Otters are excitable, fun-seeking, cheerleader types who love to talk! They are great at motivating others and will absolutely suffer in an environment where they cannot talk or have a say in major decisions of the company or a relationship.


The Otters’ outgoing nature makes them great networkers.


Otters usually know a lot of people who know a lot of people who really like the Otter. They can be very loving and encouraging unless under pressure. Pressure brings out an attacking response that is empowered by their practiced verbal skills. Otters have a strong desire to be liked, and they enjoy being the center of attention. They are often very attentive to style, clothes, and flash. Otters are the life of any party, and most people enjoy being around them.


Consider the natural strengths of the Otter. It takes very little encouragement to draw these personality traits out of the Otter. In fact, it is hard not to see these behaviors exhibited often and with great skill. No one has to motivate the Otter to be enthusiastic and outgoing, but a manager who stifles any of these natural strengths will take the wind out of the Otter’s sails – and her desire to perform for the company.


Natural Strengths
• Enthusiastic
• Optimistic
• Good communicator
• Emotional and passionate
• Motivational and inspirational
• Outgoing
• Personal
• Dramatic
• Fun-loving
Natural Weakness 
• Unrealistic
• Not detail-oriented
• Disorganized
• Impulsive
• Listens to feelings over logic
• Reactive
• Can be too talkative
• Excitable


Basic disposition:Fast paced, People oriented.
Motivated by:Recognition and approval of others.
Time management:Otters focus on the future and have a tendency to rush to the next exciting thing.
Communication style:Enthusiastic and stimulating. Often one-way, but can easily inspire and motivate others.
Decision making:Intuitive and fast. Makes lots of “right” calls and lots of “wrong” ones.
In pressure or tense situations: The Otter attacks! Otters are more concerned about their popularity than achieving tangible results.
Greatest needs: Social activities and recognition. Fun things to take part in and freedom from details.
What the Otter desires:Prestige, friendly relationships, the opportunity to help and motivate others, and opportunities to verbally share their ideas