types in your office and have them perform simple, yet somehow complicated tasks. Our

pair today is The Individualistic Doer (ISTP) and The Dreamy Idealist (INFP). They're going

to have to set-up a board room for a conference call. To the folks at home, that's not an

easy task to do. Office equipment can be very tricky. So, how prepared are you for this

event? I didn't spend too much time preparing, I'm a guy that lives entirely in the present

so I'll take it as it comes. Well, I'm excited to be here. I'm sure the Individualistic Doer

is a really nice person and I'm gonna do whatever I can to keep him calm and ready so we can

complete this task. It looks like they're splitting up the work and giving each other

space. Dreamy Idealists usually need their own space to work like that. They're already

off to a bad start. They forgot the adaptor for the Macbook, you can tell the Dreamy Idealist

is a PC user. Now hold on there, it looks like... yes it could be... the Individualistic

Doer has the adaptor! He found a great solution to this practical problem. They're moving

on to setting up the phone to dial in to the conference line. The Dreamy Idealist is reaching

out for praise from their partner and... (Individualistic Doer walks right by them) ohhh. Well that's

embarrassing. Hang on a second, it looks like another obstacle has appeared, the laptop

seems to be dying so the Individualistic Doer is going to get the wire. You know Individualistic

Doers have a hard time with commitment, I'd be surprised if he actually came back. I wonder

how the Dreamy Idealist is gonna feel about this. He seems to be having a mental breakdown.

Dreamy Idealist tend to get highly emotional with stressful situations like this. They

just can't handle the pressure. Ladies and gentlemen, it has been confirmed that the

Individualistic Doer is NOT coming back. He's thrown in the towel. Individualistic Doer's

are known for doing things rationally and logically while Dreamy Idealists channel their

feelings to make decisions. What makes this team so incompatible is that the Dreamy Idealist

seeks positive affirmation and praise, while the Individualistic Doer fails to recognize

the efforts of the Dreamy Idealist because he doesn't easily perceive other people's

feelings and therefore fails to empathize. If these two plan on working together, they're

going to have to find common ground across different working styles, be respectful of

one another and lastly recognize that they have a shared goal in mind.