Fully prepared
Reading every instruction becomes a point of personal pride.
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- The small victory
- I read the entire instruction manual
Also called Dwight Schrute 2 · Confident Dwight Schrute
For the person who prepared far too thoroughly and is waiting to be recognized for it. Pair the folded arms with a small, overly serious achievement.
The straight posture, folded arms, and faint smile make Dwight look quietly pleased with himself. You can use that confidence for an accomplishment that is much less impressive than the pose.
This portrait also suits self-appointed authority: the colleague with an unnecessary rule, the person who read every instruction, or the friend who assigned themselves a title.
Rainn Wilson plays Dwight Schrute in the American version of The Office. Dwight’s ambition at work is part of the character; NBC’s Access coverage, for example, follows his chance to become acting manager. [1]
Use the lower jacket for your caption, leaving the glasses, smile, and folded arms visible. A first-person boast lets the image do the rest.
Keep the scale modest. Carefully arranging the shared stationery is funnier with this solemn pose than announcing a major promotion.
Original captions to try with this template.
Reading every instruction becomes a point of personal pride.
A small shared resource receives far more control than it needs.
Even the plan for the discussion has received a thorough review.
References for this template. Example captions are original.
NBCUniversal’s coverage identifies Wilson, Dwight, and the acting-manager storyline.