★ Crack the code of workplace personality and unlock “Cheat-Mode” life!
★ A no-fluff, case-crunching guide for Gen-Z hires who want to survive their first 365 days without rage-quitting.
– 16 true-to-life horror stories, 16 personality-specific rescue scripts, 200-million-view influencer’s plain-language teardowns.
★ Author “Bone-Bro” is China’s most-watched MBTI explainer (20 million plays across Bilibili & Xiaohongshu).
– Former design-studio director turned NCDA-certified career counsellor & MBTI® practitioner.
– Knows exactly how it feels to cry in the office toilet… and how never to go back.

Who am I? Can I just “become” more outgoing?
Whether you’re Authentic / Analytical / Meticulous / Visionary or Driven / Connector / Explorer / Adapter, the office doesn’t care—it will still stress-test you.

This book hijacks the world’s most-trusted career-planning personality engine (MBTI®) and drops it into 16 binge-readable workplace soap operas. Each chapter:
1. Opens with a day-in-the-life meltdown you’ve definitely had (or will).
2. Pinpoints the hidden “personality friction” that turns a normal task into emotional kryptonite.
3. Hands you the exact micro-scripts, mind-flips and boundary hacks to turn the same scene into a win—without faking who you are.

Read it straight through, or flip straight to your type and panic-dial the fix. Either way, you’ll walk away knowing:
· Why your boss’s small-talk feels like torture (and the 7-word reply that ends it).
· How to pitch an idea when your brain needs 3 seconds longer than the room.
· The survival horizon for each type—6-month, 2-year, 5-year career maps included.

Huang Weixu (“Little Bone-Bro”)
– NCDA Certified Career Counsellor, MBTI® Certified Practitioner
– Ex project director & head of design at a top-tier landscape architecture firm
– Now runs the 20-million-view channel “Bone-Bro Talks Personality” where he animates cognitive functions with stick figures and brutal honesty.

Chapter 1 Read Yourself • Hug the Chaos
Personality Types
A Self-Examination Tool Amid the Resignation Wave
Classification Method
“Preference” Is Like “Left or Right Hand”
Can I Become More Extraverted?
“Introversion” vs. “Extraversion”
Why Does He Never “Speak Human”?
“Sensing” vs. “Intuition”
What Exactly Did I Do Wrong?
“Thinking” vs. “Feeling”
I’m Not Slacking Off!
“Judging” vs. “Perceiving”
Type Identification
16-Type Career Portraits
16-Type Personality Traits

Chapter 2 The Psychological Traps of On-Boarding
Introduction
Introvert traps: invisible, over-thinking, promo-proof
Extravert traps: loud, loved… and left out of the real loop

Chapter 3 Authentic Group – “Stay Real” vs. “Resist”
Case: Wiki, Game Planner, 2 yrs exp
INFP: Idealist with a productivity guilt complex
ISFP: Quiet aesthetic who ghosts conflict
Mid- to Long-Term Career Portrait of the “Authentic” Type

Chapter 4 Analytical Group – “Precise” vs. “Cutting”
Case: Ethan, Programmer, 2 yrs exp
INTP: Analysis paralysis in stand-up meetings
ISTP: Cool mechanic who forgets to cc anyone
Mid- to Long-Term Career Portrait of the “Analytical” Type

Chapter 5 Meticulous Group – “Thorough” vs. “Panicked”
Case: Ivan, Copy-editor, 3 yrs exp
ISTJ: Rule-book saint drowning in exceptions
ISFJ: Guardian who says “yes” until burnout
Mid- to Long-Term Career Portrait of the “Meticulous” Type

Chapter 6 Visionary Group – “Deep” vs. “Absent-Minded”
Case: Wayne, Landscape Architect, 2 yrs exp
INTJ: 10-year master-plan, 10-minute patience
INFJ: Counselor who needs a counselor
Mid- to Long-Term Career Portrait of the “Visionary” Type

Chapter 7 Driven Group – “Decisive” vs. “Demanding”
Case: Tracy, Product Manager, 2 yrs exp
ENTJ: Tank commander stuck in entry-level trench
ESTJ: Efficiency nazi battling corporate mud
Mid- to Long-Term Career Portrait of the “Driven” Type

Chapter 8 Connector Group – “Friendly” vs. “Furious”
Case: Samuel, HR, 2 yrs exp
ENFJ: Diplomat crushed by office politics
ESFJ: Host who can’t stop absorbing drama
Mid- to Long-Term Career Portrait of the “Connector” Type

Chapter 9 Explorer Group – “Break-through” vs. “Scatter-brained”
Case: Frank, Event Planner, 2 yrs exp
ENTP: Debate-club champ with 47 open Chrome tabs
ENFP: Idea fire-hose told to “pick one”
Mid- to Long-Term Career Portrait of the “Explorer” Type

Chapter 10 Adapter Group – “Agile” vs. “Hasty”
Case: Allen, Product Designer, 3 yrs exp
ESTP: Action hero who deletes the backup
ESFP: Spotlight lover bored by routine
Mid- to Long-Term Career Portrait of the “Adapter” Type

Epilogue
Outgrow the type without outgrowing yourself
References & Appendices