I'm an ADVOCATE

1/17/2007 Estreitta 1 Comments

I recently took this test on http://www.monster.com/ It had some interesting results. Let me know your thoughts! JASPER - The Job Asset & Strengths Profiler

I. Estreitta, your answers indicate that you are an Advocate when it comes to your overall work personality. Your JASPER type is a combination of your most prominent work traits and a good indicator of what you're like at work.

I. Estreitta, your answers indicate that you are an Advocate when it comes to your overall work personality. Your JASPER type is a combination of your most prominent work traits and a good indicator of what you're like at work.


"Without inspiration, the best powers of the mind remain dormant, there is a fuel in us which needs to be ignited with sparks." - Herder


January 2007

• Innovative
• Expressive
• Multi Tasking
• Collaborative

To be a champion, not only for your own interests, but also for those around you.

Your colleagues think of you as:
Supportive, encouraging, and proactive.

What you have to offer:
A talent for working cross-functionally and a commitment to advocacy.

LEADERSHIP STYLE: INNOVATIVE
Multi-tasking skills. With multi-tasking as your strongest universal skill, you are likely effective in managing multiple things at once and are talented in producing work quickly. You are sharp, tend to be a quick learner, and don't get daunted in the face of stress.


WORKER TYPE: COLLABORATIVE

Collaborative. You show strength in your ability to be a Collaborative worker. While you're not at a loss when working by yourself, you feel much more productive when you can work with a team and bounce ideas off of other people. You also likely enjoy the camaraderie of group work.


Advocate 9% of people are Advocates. What Advocates want: To promote and empower themselves and their co-workers. Colleagues find Advocates to be: Supportive, encouraging, and proactive. Best way to interact with Advocates: There is no special trick to getting along with Advocates. Since they have your best interests in mind, you probably feel quite comfortable around them. What Advocates offer an employer: A talent for working cross-functionally and a commitment to advocacy not only in continually challenging themselves to be the best they can be but also in doing what they need to do to help others.