The results came back glowing.
High scores everywhere.
And then one tiny, catastrophic exception:

Integrity: LOW

She was horrified.
How had she failed ethics before even starting?

The company brushed it off, but Lisa spent a solid year spiraling about it until the truth finally came out. The test had been mislabeled. The correct label?

Conformity.

Suddenly, everything made sense. The test wasn’t broken. It was… painfully accurate.

She didn’t struggle with ethics. She struggled with blindly following rules. Which, funny enough, turned out to be the exact trait she needed to succeed.

Low conformity didn’t derail her career. It fueled it.