Alex has always been fascinated by understanding how things work. They especially enjoy conducting research and diving into dat to uncover insights. Whether it's analyzing financial trends or new weather patterns Alex finds the most fulfillment in work that challenges their intellect. Recently, Alex has been exploring career options that align with their Core Personality. They want a job that emphasizes logical thinking, independence, and complex problem-solving, After reviewing different career paths, Alex gets an interview for a Financial Advisor position. The job description states that the role involves gathering and interpreting data, predicting market trends, and making data-driven recommendations During the interview, Alex highlights their ability to work independently to break down complex data sets and communicate findings effectively. However, as the conversation progresses, Alex learns that the position requires a lot of routine number-crunching and speaking with customers to process transactions, with limited opportunities for deeper investigation or creative problem-solving While Alex's Core Personality show they could do best in roles that involve discovery and analysis it also revealed that highly structured, routine-driven roles may feel too repetitive or limiting based on the aspects of their Core Personality they scored low on. The lows also show that constant interaction to help customers may not align with their preference for working independently or in deep thought. Concerned that the role may not fully align with their Core Personality.Alex decides to continue their job search, prioritizing roles that emphasize intellectual curiosity, independent problem-solving, and opportunities to examine complex information in depth. 1. Based on the scenario, what is Alex's top personality type? Organizer Doer Persuader Analyzer