Egogram Test Result

This is the type that J. M. Dusay, the creator of the egogram, famously described as the “head nurse type.” A head nurse needs sound judgment, understanding, and coordination skills when dealing with doctors, nurses, and patients alike. They have to assess each person’s condition, effort, and role, while also making sure everyone follows the agreed direction. That takes a certain degree of firmness, but also empathy and compassion. Both are essential qualities in someone who manages others well, and this type tends to have them in abundance. Unless they are the kind of person who always puts personal pleasure before work, it would be difficult to handle such a role successfully. In that sense, this is an exceptionally capable managerial type.

Romantic Partner, Spouse - A partner of this type often leans naturally toward leadership and may want to take the initiative at home as well. It is worth thinking carefully about whether that truly fits your own temperament. Business Clients - This is someone who does not easily accept a business direction that conflicts with the principles they have already set. In the end, the key question is how far you can align yourself with their rules and standards. Boss - Broadly speaking, this is close to an ideal boss. The one thing you do need to understand clearly is that they expect people to follow their lead. Coworker, Subordinate - They understand the heart of the work well, but they also tend to take on too much responsibility themselves and push ahead too impatiently. If handled poorly, they can become the kind of talent a team loses too soon.