Oultik will appear to be reserved at a first meeting but once someone comes to know him he is found to be very likeable. His sense of humor deviates from what would likely be expected from him. His sense of humor tends to include corny jokes and puns. Once Oultik opens up more to someone they are usually drawn in by his open and honest nature. He tries to always be straight-forward and rarely sugar-coats anything. Oultik values security and stability and expects others to follow through on their given responsibilities. He holds both himself and others to high moral standards.

Oultik is strategic and a great problem-solver. He is resourceful and adapts to change easily whenever it is necessary. Emotions rarely are allowed to cloud his judgement. Therefore he places a great deal of trust in his own judgement since it is based off of unbiased logic and reasoning. Oultik has little tolerance for intuitive judgements. He prefers to evaluate the facts and make a quick decision.

He feels a strong sense of duty. Oultik loves to find ways to give back to a community and to help those in need. He has initiative and is the type that likes to make a plan and then to go out and get it done. “He is a “doer”. When working, he is patient and careful.” If he is in charge he can be trusted to give quick, clear decisions and in return he expects the same of others. Oultik is competitive in nature and always pushes himself to be the best.

Oultik almost never waivers from his beliefs and values. He trusts his own judgement above all others even if his is a judgement thought to be wrong. Oultik is inflexible and stubborn. Sometimes others have thought him to be too forceful in his decisions. He is so idealistic with his values that he can be unaccepting or judgemental to others who do not share the same values. Oultik will either seek out friends like himself or will throw his all to attempt to change others.

Oultik is so focused on logic and reason that it is sometimes challenging for him to deal with emotions. He often has trouble with expressing his own emotions and with feeling empathy for others. Oultik thrives on structure and routine, as adaptive as he allows his plans to be Oultik himself will often face difficulty in a new or unusual situation. He places such great value on tradition that change can make him feel very uncomfortable. Oultik would rather stick to a tried-and-true method rather than a new idea that may not work.