Maria
She expects people to follow the processes very strictly and seems to get very annoyed when someone does not do it.
She lacks balance in judgement with regards to when to stop going into details.

Don
Proactively informs people of decisions made when they were absent from a particular meeting.

This is expected from everyone, but very often is missed.

Darth Vader
Exceptionally goal-oriented and focused on results. He is able to take decisions quickly. Sometimes, these decisions could be extreme and not take into account the circumstances. He is ruthless. The team morale quickly declines after his actions – sometimes, team members even disappear.

Jay
He lacks experience in front-end development.

He sometimes goes into too much detail when doing his tasks. He should value priorities more.

Pete
He doesn’t ask questions when he has a problem.

He does not take the initiative for tasks he is confident about and has the knowledge – he just does not start working on them. He is slow in execution and is often distracted.

Tony
One of the very few people in the company who can easily communicate. Tony really knows how to choose his words and to compose himself.

Perfect in listening and understanding. Doesn’t raise his voice. He has an excellent way of presenting information.

Katie
When there is an issue, she escalates it too soon. She doesn’t take enough time to think about solutions on her own before asking the others for help.

Bobby
For someone in his position, he is not expected to stay silent in the corner during meetings with the client. He should be more active if he wants to grow.

Paul
He has great ideas but has even greater problems in presenting them. He fails to express his ideas in team meetings.

Stan
Looks how to improve the process, proposes improvements (taking into account his experience from past projects) and tries to implement them.
Accepts and listens to suggestions for process improvements.

Maggie
She always focuses only on her own work. When she completes a task, she doesn’t care if she affects someone else’s work.

Trevor
He asks a lot of questions, enters into conflicts and annoys colleagues.

Little Red Riding Hood
Brave, goal-oriented and very kind. She is always smiling and is loved by everyone.

She has poor risk management skills and enters dark territories without having a contingency plan.

Often someone gets hurt because of her actions. And her obsessive compulsive disorder that “everything should be red” drives everyone crazy.

Johnny
He often speaks badly of others’ work when he should work on the quality of his own. On the other hand, if someone finds issues in his work, he reacts negatively and takes it personally.

Olivia
Always following the process, she makes sure everyone else does as well. She is interested in what are the best practices for each specific situation.

Mia
She doesn’t understand the requirements and doesn’t look for additional information. Because of that there are differences between expected and actual results.

Will
There are always many issues with his work. There are always remarks during the design reviews. There is always someone who has to correct his work.

Lucas
He often refuses to accept someone else’s opinion and enters into unnecessary conflicts during meetings.

Matt
He is often too strict when people don’t know something or there is an issue.

Tasmanian Devil
Very good QA engineer – he is able to break everything and find all kinds of bugs.

On the other hand, his automation testing is unusable by others – there is no quality, a lot of chaos and unclean code.

Sophie
She’s always ready to help and explain things.
She expresses herself with great clarity. She is able to communicate effectively in formal and informal situations. She is an active listener.

Luke
Luke is a Product Owner who often brings unnecessary stress.
He always pushes his team. The team have planned to spend 3 days tearing. But he wants them to be ready in just 1 day.

Emma

Emma always takes the most interesting tasks, even if they are low priority. The others are unhappy.

Connor
He should share the actual work status during daily meetings. He should not say that there are no problems when he is working 3 days on a half-day task.

Adam
Adam is a higher manager, who oversees all projects in the company.
He often participates in meetings with the excuse that he will only be a listener, but he doesn’t keep his promise and is the most active speaker.

Evan
Always positive. It’s a pleasure to communicate with him.
Great communication with the client.

Charlie
Charlie is a senior QA, who often expresses his discontent in front of the team when he has to complete someone else’s work.
This distracts the team and brings tension.

Zoey
She is always against everything and she often dislikes something.
She acts like a “hater” and the team feels uncomfortable in such an environment.

Shrek
He thinks only about himself and doesn’t care about anyone. He hates working in a team.
He is very stubborn and knows only his way of working. His decisions are often based on brute force and without much thinking.

Chloe
She is notably tenacious – she doesn’t leave work undone if she doesn’t solve it on her own.
On the other hand, she misses the point when she should ask a colleague for help or when she should escalate.
This often leads to delays and affects the other team members.

Leo
You have to tell him the same things a few times.

Grace
She is always trying to solve a problem with her current knowledge.
Even if she knows that using another technology would be better, she will not read to get acquainted.

Ian
When the technology isn’t interesting to him, he works extremely slowly.
When it is new, he finds it interesting, but only for a while.