Class Representative Moby (OJTI)

Type Code: OJTI ｜ Japanese Code: gaomiu

"Let's do this right." A coordinator who finds satisfaction in keeping everything running smoothly rather than seeking attention.

Your School Character Analysis

The Class Representative Moby has the highest "coordination ability" in school. You don't want attention. But when everything runs smoothly, you feel quietly satisfied. Even if someone slacks off, you don't get angry—but you handle your own responsibilities perfectly.

You sense tension before it happens and smooth things over subtly—that's your natural behavior pattern.

🎬 Sound Familiar?

In group projects, even when someone slacks off, you don't get angry. But you do your part properly. Even without recognition, you're satisfied thinking "things went well today."

When class opinions divide, you listen to both sides and try to find a middle ground. You don't avoid conflict—you land it gracefully. That's your role.

😣 When Things Get Tough

When you prioritize doing things right too much, people think you're inflexible. "Be more flexible" hurts when you hear it. You're just doing things properly.

Your efforts are hard to see, and you end up holding in "why is it always me?" feelings. The unsung hero rarely gets credit.

👀 How Others See You

Positive Impressions:

• "Reliable" "Dependable"
• "Can count on you" "Serious"
• "Can leave things in your hands with confidence"

Common Misunderstandings:

• "Inflexible" "Rigid"
• "Boring" "Too serious"

In reality, you hold yourself back to protect the group. You have things you want to say too.

✨ Strengths

Coordination Ability

You can gather opinions and find compromises. You reduce class friction and contribute to smooth operations.

Stable Execution

You complete what's assigned reliably. You keep promises, meet deadlines, and maintain quality with dependability.

Anticipation Skills

You catch problems before they happen. You're good at sensing "this could become an issue."

⚡ Things to Watch Out For

Having Your Own Opinions

If you only coordinate, you might lose track of what you think. Sometimes prioritize "this is what I think."

Don't Bottle Up Frustration

Because your efforts are invisible, it's important to recognize yourself. It's okay to tell others sometimes too.

Flexibility Matters Too

Being too rigid about what's right makes others uncomfortable. Sometimes the situation matters more than the rules.

💼 Suitable Roles & Activities

• Class representative, class leader
• Festival/sports day organizing staff
• Club manager
• Student council secretary, treasurer
• Group project coordinator

🔄 Compatible Types

Cheer Captain Moby (OJTP): You coordinate, they step forward. A combination that leverages each other's strengths.

Library Committee Moby (QJTI): Another type who works steadily. A relationship of quiet mutual support.

📝 Growth Tips

When you start feeling like "reactions from others give me energy," that's a sign you're ready to step forward. Not just coordinating, but sometimes leading as well contributes to your growth.

You're always thinking about the group—more than anyone. It's okay to show that feeling more openly.

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→ If you feel "reactions from others give me energy," you might be a Cheer Captain Moby.