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Communicates reasonably well, but not someone you would choose to present a case effectively or to get across detailed instructions. Demon generally seems to listen to others and take on board their views. With a supervisor checking for occasional spelling, grammar and style errors, Demon can produce business correspondence and reports of acceptable quality. Generally takes on tasks or assignments without objection, but does not appear to be strongly motivated, and will not inspire others. Demon always gets on with the job after being given clear parameters. Generally able to come up with they own ideas when help is not available, but may be still lacking the self-confidence to trust own judgment.
⛳ + 🚕 = 📕