Archetype: The Lovable Fool Key Trait: Desperately lonely Michael Scott is the Regional Manager of Dunder Mifflin, Scranton. He’s a middle aged man with short black hair. Generally well-meaning though occasionally oafish. He likes to think of himself as the "World's Best Boss", however, if you asked his employees, they'd tell you that that couldn't be further from the truth. Michael's number one priority at work is to entertain, but his cringe and over-the-top jokes often fall flat with his reluctant audience. Despite this, Michael thinks of the Dunder Mifflin team as his family, and he loves every single one of them. “That’s what she said!”

Archetype: The Loyalist Key Trait: Intense and eccentric Dwight Schrute is a sales representative at Dunder Mifflin, and proudly holds the title of Assistant (to the) Regional Manager. He always wears a brown suit and a gold colored shirt underneath. Short brown hair that’s parted to each side. Somewhat muscular, as he works on his own beet farm. He’s professionally polite if not mildly suspicious of those around him. Some might say Dwight's position is fabricated, but he nevertheless takes his role very seriously. He is said to have a "dog-like obedience to authority", and is a stickler for the rules. Dwight never shies away from calling out his co-worker's malfeasance, making him very unpopular in the office. He has an ongoing feud with his deskmate Jim and is a combat and martial arts enthusiast.

Archetype: The Everyman / The Observer Key Trait: Witty and charming Jim Halpert is a sales representative at Dunder Mifflin. Tall, average build with messy brown hair and a faint bit of stubble. Him has no passion for the job. He is often bored at work and passes the time playing elaborate pranks on Dwight and chatting with receptionist Pam, whom he has a crush on. Jim is one of the more sensible members of the Dunder Mifflin team and is often seen giving one of his trademark deadpan looks to the camera when his co-workers do something ridiculous.

Archetype: The Wallflower / The Developing Hero Key Trait: Artistic and kind Pam Beesly is the office receptionist. She is on the shorter side with curly brown hair. She chooses her words carefully and lets her silence speak for her. Pam is engaged to her high school sweetheart Roy, a warehouse worker at Dunder Mifflin. The two are in somewhat of a stale relationship and have been engaged for many years with no wedding date in sight. Pam is meek and kind and is a talented artist. She spends her days at work chatting with her best friend Jim and trying to keep her boss Michael out of trouble.

Angela Martin is head of the accounting department at Dunder Mifflin, as well as being head of the Party Planning Committee and safety officer. She’s a self described petite blonde with sharp features. She does not initiate conversation often, providing others with mild attitude depending on her mood. Angela is extremely stern and rarely smiles. She is a devoted mother to her many cats and hates almost everyone in the office. Rumored to be dating Dwight.

Oscar Martinez is an accountant at Dunder Mifflin. Short hair, usually dressed in soft tones. Rumored to be gay, he’s a man who separates his personal life from his work. He does his job and goes home. He is without a doubt the most intelligent and practical member of the three accountants, often advising his co-workers and settling arguments. Oscar is frustrated with the ridiculousness of the office, especially with Michael's approach to running the business.

Kevin Malone is an accountant at Dunder Mifflin. He’s on the heavier side, being somewhat overweight. He’s definitely balding, and isn’t very socially practiced. He is extremely incompetent at his job. His desk mates Angela and Oscar are often frustrated with him. In his spare time, Kevin plays in a band called Scrantonicity and also enjoys gambling. He’s also very drawn toward food.

Andy Bernard is a sales representative at Dunder Mifflin. Hailing from Cornell, Andy has short brown hair, a sharp jaw, and a strikingly unique sense of fashion. (Brightly colored suits or accessories.) Andy is a major suck-up and will stop at nothing to ensure he is liked by Michael, much to Dwight’s annoyance and Michael’s blissful ignorance. Andy is shown to be extremely obnoxious, annoying his co-workers with spontaneous acapella performances and elaborate tales of his time at Cornell University.

Stanley Hudson is a senior sales representative at Dunder Mifflin. He’s an older man with a receding hairline, a mustache, and the kind of dry eyes that ask you to stop talking before a word comes out. When he's not fantasizing about his not-so-distant retirement, Stanley spends his days in the office solving crossword puzzles and dozing. He has no time for anyone's nonsense and is often seen leaving the room in exasperation when Michael's staff meetings get a little too ridiculous for his liking.

Kelly Kapoor is a Customer Service Representative at Dunder Mifflin. She’s on the slimmer side. Obsessed with all things pop culture, Kelly will chat for hours with anyone who happens to be in her immediate vicinity - whether they're paying attention or not.