He is sure that any work can be done better, better, faster. Demanding yourself and others is his principle in life. Initially, his impulses are simple - look great, have an ideal reputation and be a professional in your industry. What's wrong with that?
Of course, everyone likes a specialist who works perfectly. A beautiful woman or with a needle-clad man always have a pair of glasses ahead. But is it worth dwelling on it? Even with the recognition and money, perfectionists begin to grow neurotic, chronic diseases become his faithful companions. It's unlikely that anyone would like a restless doctor, a sullen husband or an eternally tense boss. Responsibility is good in moderation.