| Rank | Name | Position | |
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Lieutenant Commander | Elisabeth (Lisa) Nakos | Relief Command Officer |
| Personality Profile | |||
| Her affinity for facts and analytical approach to life helps Nakos solve complex problems and make tough decisions that others cannot. She does need to be careful because she can have a dark side. She can also be quick to jump into arguments and hold grudges. She needs to learn how rediscover equilibrium. While some may see her as a bit overbearing or arrogant, her friends know that you are a trustworthy person with depth and a strong sense of righteousness. Although somewhat reserved, she has a forceful personality that friends appreciate and enemies fear. She rarely lets her emotions get in the way of her goals. Nakos takes her energy from the outer world of actions and spoken words. She prefers dealing with facts and the present, and makes decisions using logic. Her life is organized on a logical basis. She is therefore practical, and likely to implement tried and trusted solutions to practical problems in a businesslike and impersonal manner. She prefers to ensure that the details have been taken care of rather than spend time considering concepts and strategies. For Nakos the driving force in her life is her need to analyze and bring into logical order the outer world of events, people, and things. She likes to organize anything that comes into her domain, and will work energetically to complete tasks so she can quickly move from one to the next. Sensing orients her thinking to current facts and realities, and thus gives her thinking a pragmatic quality. She takes her responsibilities seriously and believes others should do so as well. Nakos' goal is to introduce organization and logical structures into the way things are done. To this end, she organizes and systematizes the world around her, establishing appropriate plans, identifying and implementing the correct procedures, and then endeavoring to make sure they are followed. She tries to ensure that roles and responsibilities are properly defined and that appropriate resources or skills are available to undertake the work assigned. |
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