The Office characters: the beloved workplace sitcom
The Office premiered in 2005 and quickly became a beloved workplace sitcom that resonated with audiences worldwide. The show's unique blend of humor and heart has made it one of the most beloved comedies in recent memory. The Office is known for its diverse and relatable cast of characters, which have become iconic in their own right. The show's characters are a major part of what makes it so special, as they bring their own quirks and idiosyncrasies to the table.
The show is set at Dunder Mifflin, a fictional paper company, and centers around the lives of its employees. The show's characters range from Michael Scott, the bumbling and clueless regional manager, to Dwight Schrute, the eccentric and fiercely loyal salesman. Each character has their own unique personality and backstory, which allows viewers to connect with them on a deeper level. The show's characters are so well-developed that they often feel like real people, which is a testament to the writing and performances.
The Office personality profiles
Pam Beesly
Most-associated type: ISFJ
Openness to Experience74%
Conscientiousness74%
Extraversion35%
Agreeableness68%
Emotional Stability65%
Cognitive ability: above average
Ryan Howard
Most-associated type: ENTP
Openness to Experience64%
Conscientiousness37%
Extraversion73%
Agreeableness13%
Emotional Stability19%
Cognitive ability: below average
Andy Bernard
Most-associated type: ENFP
Openness to Experience66%
Conscientiousness41%
Extraversion90%
Agreeableness19%
Emotional Stability14%
Cognitive ability: below average
Michael Scott
Most-associated type: ENFP
Openness to Experience82%
Conscientiousness12%
Extraversion92%
Agreeableness25%
Emotional Stability11%
Cognitive ability: below average
Jim Halpert
Most-associated type: ENFP
Openness to Experience74%
Conscientiousness58%
Extraversion72%
Agreeableness42%
Emotional Stability75%
Cognitive ability: above average
Dwight Schrute
Most-associated type: INTJ
Openness to Experience35%
Conscientiousness93%
Extraversion55%
Agreeableness7%
Emotional Stability35%
Cognitive ability: average
Kevin Malone
Most-associated type: INFP
Openness to Experience54%
Conscientiousness11%
Extraversion57%
Agreeableness72%
Emotional Stability52%
Cognitive ability: terrible
Angela Martin
Most-associated type: ISTJ
Openness to Experience11%
Conscientiousness95%
Extraversion17%
Agreeableness13%
Emotional Stability23%
Cognitive ability: average
Meredith Palmer
Most-associated type: ENTP
Openness to Experience86%
Conscientiousness14%
Extraversion78%
Agreeableness36%
Emotional Stability22%
Cognitive ability: below average
Phyllis Lapin
Most-associated type: ISFJ
Openness to Experience60%
Conscientiousness64%
Extraversion37%
Agreeableness61%
Emotional Stability55%
Cognitive ability: average
Kelly Kapoor
Most-associated type: ESFP
Openness to Experience73%
Conscientiousness23%
Extraversion94%
Agreeableness16%
Emotional Stability7%
Cognitive ability: below average
Kelly Erin Hannon
Most-associated type: ENFP
Openness to Experience81%
Conscientiousness36%
Extraversion79%
Agreeableness70%
Emotional Stability35%
Cognitive ability: below average
Robert California
Most-associated type: ENTP
Openness to Experience76%
Conscientiousness61%
Extraversion82%
Agreeableness12%
Emotional Stability25%
Cognitive ability: average
Jan Levinson
Most-associated type: ENTJ
Openness to Experience49%
Conscientiousness62%
Extraversion72%
Agreeableness12%
Emotional Stability14%
Cognitive ability: average
Stanley Hudson
Most-associated type: ISTJ
Openness to Experience16%
Conscientiousness72%
Extraversion19%
Agreeableness43%
Emotional Stability35%
Cognitive ability: above average
Which character personality quiz
This fun project is inspired by crowdsourced ratings of character personalities collected by the Open Psychometrics website, namely by over 3 million volunteers of the Statistical "Which Character" Personality Quiz to rate characters on descriptive adjectives and other properties, which can be aggregated to create profiles that users can be matched to as part of a personality test. For more information please check out Open Psychometrics.
This data was obtained from under a Creative Commons license and Gyfted’s tests are non-commercially available in open source form.



