Which of the following qualities is better? Being flexible/goal

Flexible. Adapting is the key to survival.

>>1820558
System oriented is better than either.

>>1820558
Flexible is a red flag the job is going to be bullshit.

It's kinda like "Fast paced environment" "Upbeat" etc etc. AKA "We are going to work you like an alabama nigger".

>>1820558
Depends what you are applying for.

Flexible goals is the best.

>>1820558

You're going to be a wageslave memester for the rest of your life with this kind of either-or attitude.

>>1820593
This

>>1820615
I'm applying for "Study abroad". This was the final question, previous questions included more or less psychological questions about my entrepreneurial skills and experience and so on.

>>1820558
>>1820636

Why don't you answer your questions truthfully instead of being a cuck? Lying to study abroad? You're leading a fake life from the very beginning.

The answer is obvious but yo probably don't deserve it since it's not yours.

>>1820633
Collecting opinions and understanding the subject is always better than only relying on my own thoughts.

>>1820637
I'm just trying to understand "why" you are going for that one. Not "write all pros and cons so I can paste them all in the application." Clearly I was going for being the flexible one and I had my own reasons for picking it, but I was doubting my decision so I came here, made this thread just to see what is your opinion on this. That's it. Read the replies and see for yourself that they all are memes.

>>1820558
it's the last letter of your myer-briggs personality type.
i.e. ENTJ (strict nazi style basketball-american plantation manager) vs. ENTP (entrepreneurial start-up enthusiast)

Bill Gates is more of an INTP while Steve Jobs was more of an ENTJ

P = flexible, working in bursts, and improvising
J = strict schedule, steady work pace, planning

>>1820636
Spinning yourself as an entrepreneur probably means P, rather than J

>>1820558
Also, kys.

"Multi-culturalism" is gay as fuck. The only people that want to study abroad are
>autistic liberal arts students with no plan for what to do with their life after graduation
and
>girls that want to bang foreigners without campus finding out that they have become a degenerate
do that retarded shit.

It contributes no value, and you can just get all the "culture" your heart genuinely desires from a quick trip to >>>/int/.

>>1820722
Isn't making a good network important too? I'm not a liberal, I'm more right than liberal. I'm interested in international relations and business. Besides, my academic skills are pretty good (including math, economics and IT). I want to see how world is behind borders.

And I won't kms. I'm interested in only drinking and fucking. That's not my point.

>>1820799
not*

>>1820701
This guy gets it