Lao Luo has the ability to gather public attention and enjoys it. He has repeatedly held a series of speeches on "An Idealist's Entrepreneurship Story" at the National Convention Center. In his speech, he mentioned many times how he overcame countless difficulties, a large part of which could not be separated from many of his good friends, such as public relations with Hammer and the media. He once mentioned having dinner with friends from many websites and media to get to know what the media thinks. For example, in the evaluation of hammer's music effect, he invited his two good friends, Zhang Yadong, the godfather of pop music, and Zuo Xiaozuzhou, the godfather of underground music, to do the test. Another example is the hammer mobile phone he made. The first money was discovered by his friend Tang Yan. From these, we can at least see that he can get energy from the outside public, at least more than one person alone. He can promote himself, make many friends in various fields, and then promote his own brand, which is one of the important reasons why he can be CEO of Hammer. From this point of view, he is mostly e, extroverted.

Lao Luo is indeed an idealist, a person who has ideal feelings and insists on doing what he thinks is right. He collected all kinds of bad things about mobile phones, and also collected publicity materials from various English training schools before. He can always find the bad places of others, and then use his creative ability to make a more humane and better experience. In the hammer mobile phone, he created his own desktop, 8 1 square, pure UI, and interesting icon redrawing, which are all his creative displays. His humorous and imaginative poster works and speeches make us clearly feel that he is a person who makes full use of intuition and cares about the future, so that more people can have better taste and use mobile phones better. From this perspective, he is mostly intuitive.

From the admirable dribs and drabs of Lao Luo, from the practice that Lao Luo not only pays attention to the business objectives of the enterprise, but also criticizes and even ridicules the existing practices of major mobile phone manufacturers, we can clearly feel that he is a "temperament middleman with strong feelings, a person with great passion to change the world, and pays great attention to moral concepts and self-idealism, and we can feel his emotional expression". In his articles and remarks, we can often see his "fun" and "kindness", which makes people around him feel that he is really a good man and trustworthy, not a blind and hypocritical person who gives priority to interests and ignores his own corporate values. It makes people feel real and incisive, not rational, and it makes people feel rigid, mechanized and inflexible. Moreover, he himself mentioned that when recruiting engineers, he felt that he could not enter the world of engineers and it was difficult to input his ideas to them. Maybe this is an obvious example that people in F and T can't communicate well. From this point of view, he is mostly F, emotional.

Lao Luo chose to do many things, such as sifting sand, setting up second-hand book stalls, acting as an agent to attract investment in wholesale markets, smuggling cars, making futures, and selling China aphrodisiac and other supplements in South Korea as a short-term tourist. He never focused on the long-term development of a certain field, including later becoming an English training school. At the same time, he doesn't forget to smash the Siemens refrigerator, play music and make movies, which is his interest. Maybe he didn't become single-minded until he began to choose to make a hammer mobile phone in his forties, but I believe he also understands that there is still a long way to go before he can truly be world-class, and he will definitely pay more attention to the process rather than the result. In this process, he will deeply perceive the world and carry forward idealism. As an obvious process person, I think he is mostly P-aware.

I have written so much, which is well founded. Can you guess what type I am?