David Byrd:  

le, accomplishments. Leaving very little to chance or random quesswork, you usually interpret facts to draw definite conclusions. For you, accuracy and precision tend to count. You are most likely diligent in your efforts, especially with tasks that require attention to detail and error-free results. Because you tend to be so conscientious in your work, quality control is probably a concept that you embrace. However, your quest for perfect solutions may often cause you to become bogged down in specifics. This tends to be especially true when you are pressed to make major decisions. At such times, you are probably willing to take risks if you have solid facts to suppurt the gamble. But it may be difficult for you to commit to one path if you believe that you had insufficent time to gather and analyze key information. If you continue to feel pressure to make a critical descision, you are likely to come up with a solution. But you may be criticized for how long it took you to make up your mind. You probably want to know what your colleagues expect of you. In turn, you may often judge others by your own precise standards. This is natural for you, because you tend to evaluate yourself by the same lofty markers you set for others. In all likelihood, you want concrete results, but the process or method used probably matters as much to you as the solution does. You tend to want everyone, including yourself, to adhrer to a set system and an established way of doing things.".