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Is usually decisive, but too often fails to take account of all possibilities, and this has caused a few problems in the past 6 months. Or takes account of all possibilities but takes too long to reach the final decision. When working to a firm but realistic deadline, Hobos of Narnia always completes tasks to an adequate standard. Accuracy and neatness may suffer but the outcome is acceptable. Puts in some extra hours to meet the deadline. Hobos of Narnia can hold and engage an audience, but not convincing or persuasive enough to be used as a keynote speaker/presenter. Physically fit, very rarely sick, and able to meet the demands of a physically demanding job.
🌏 + 📗 = 😺