Most perfectionists strive in their professional career to work independently and to be important to their company because of their achievements. Their work environment may gladly make high demands on quality and know-how. With their skills they would also like to be asked for innovative tasks or problem solutions. They prefer to work autonomously, but appreciate professional exchange with colleagues, superiors or customers.

Successful perfectionists use their growing professional experience and the skills corresponding to their personality, such as conscientiousness, willingness to perform, and precisely the pronounced striving for quality.