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Find your enneagram type

—through an ethics & compliance lens. Take our short quiz to see which of the nine types best fits your decision-making style at work.

Enneagram Overview
 

Enneagram Types

Which one are you? Take the quiz and find out

Type Nine

TYPE 9

The Peacemaker

Steady and unifying, you reduce friction and help teams hear each other. In E&C you’re a natural mediator—name the real tension and time-box decisions so harmony doesn’t become avoidance.

Type Eight (1)

TYPE 8

The Challenger

Direct and protective, you run toward hard calls and defend what’s right. In E&C you surface issues quickly—aim intensity at problems, not people, and invite pushback to build alignment.

Type Seven

TYPE 7

The Enthusiast

Optimistic and idea-rich, you reframe problems and find compliant alternatives fast. In E&C you spark engagement—pair your energy with owners and checklists so follow-through matches imagination.

Type Six

TYPE 6

The Loyalist

Vigilant and steady, you scan for risk and build resilient plans. In E&C you pressure-test assumptions—balance caution with momentum by setting decision deadlines and using premortems to move forward.

Type Five

TYPE 5

The Investigator

Calm and evidence-driven, you chase root causes and design clear systems. In E&C you’re the analysis backbone—share early drafts and time-box research so rigor doesn’t stall action.

Type Four

TYPE 4

The Individualist

Authentic and meaning-seeking, you give rules a voice and make culture feel real, not performative. In E&C translate policy into values and stories—keep one foot in the practical and resist over-personalizing feedback.

Type Three

TYPE 3

The Achiever

Ambitious and outcome-focused, you mobilize people and make compliance feel like winning. In E&C you tell the impact story—anchor metrics in substance and invite dissent so optics don’t outrun reality.

Type Two

TYPE 2

The Helper

Relational and service-minded, you build trust and make policies feel human. In E&C you’re the go-to support—set boundaries and escalate when “helping” could enable a bad pattern.

Type One

TYPE 1

The Reformer

Principled and quality-driven, you spot gaps fast and raise the bar on fairness. In E&C you’re the conscience of the process—use documented exceptions and “progress over perfection” to keep momentum.