and Star Wars Bad guy Darth Vader works for a former colleague.
Lorna Rooke said in 2021, a colleague attended Star Wars– Refers to Myers-Briggs' personality test, representing her comparing participants to one of the series characters.
Rooke is an employee of a blood donation bank who was given Darth Vader – Darth Lord is widely regarded as one of the most powerful and hateful villains in the franchise – as her personality Doppelganger, but says she is not there when her colleague Amanda Harber accepted Quiz, she said she had left Quiz and said she had left a personal phone call. The BBC reported that Harber then spread the results to their colleagues.
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Myers-Briggs is a well-known test of personality metrics that categorizes people into 16 categories based on introverted traits, their intuitions, whether thought- or emotionally driven, and how they view and judge their environment.
A jobs court in Croydon, London ruled that the incident was “damage” because it hurt Rock and had a negative impact on her.
Rooke was generally disliked due to the results of the test, which led to her depression and made her feel anxious in the workplace and found the court.
The quiz describes Darth Vader's character as “a very focused person who brings the team together.” Nevertheless, the judge considered the classification too negative.
“Darth Vader is the legendary villain Star Wars The series, in line with his personality, is insulting.
The infamous villain is the semi-human half-light, attracted by the dark side of the troops.
Since one person tested another without knowingly and the results spread across a group, Ramsden said it was “no surprise” and the claimant was frustrated.
Rooke started working for the NHS blood and transplant services in 2003, and according to media reports, she was hired as the director of training and practice until the Darth Vader incident, which was a major factor in the resignation.
She won the damage case but was lost due to other claims of unfair dismissal, disability discrimination and failure to make reasonable adjustments.
Rook received a total of £28,989.62 compensation, equivalent to CAD $53,288.76.
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