How does Notburga make decisions?

Notburga Trummer decides depending on the situation. In the Big Five profile, openness to new experiences is medium and conscientiousness is high.

What does Notburga react critically to?

Above all when something touches Notburga’s core concerns: “A long-standing supplier quitting, giving up the farm, or being sold” and “Everything being counted down to the cent until the region disappears from the jars.” The bias that shapes Notburga’s judgment most is “status quo and familiarity bias.”

Notburga Trummer

Head of Purchasing / Procurement Lead · family-run food producer (canned vegetables & juices, Burgenland) · Seewinkel, Burgenland

◆ Synthetic persona — not a real human Buying Role: Procurement Life-World: The Preservers · Home & Constancy 52 yrs · Austria

Notburga “Burgi” Trummer, 52, heads purchasing at a family-run food producer in the Seewinkel region (canned vegetables and juices). Commercial school, more than 30 years with the same company. Down-to-earth, rooted in the region, loyal to her suppliers to the point of blindness — and worried the tried and trusted is slipping away. Sings and gardens in parish and yard.

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Tech affinity

Solid and pragmatic, never for its own sake — inventory software and Excel for supplier lists and season planning; supplier portal and audit software out of necessity, AI market-price tools she eyes with distrust.

Blind spot

Long-standing regional partners enjoy a leniency beyond what the facts justify — with her main supplier, she bought above market price for years without noticing.

How she decides

Anchored and cautious — what has proven itself, whom do I trust, what would be lost; she brings in the senior boss, asks experienced colleagues, and sleeps on it.

Personality · Big Five (OCEAN)

What makes Notburga tick

Openness

38 · medium

Conscientiousness

88 · high

Extraversion

44 · medium

Agreeableness

70 · high

Neuroticism

52 · medium

Cognitive Biases

The thinking patterns behind the judgments

status quo and familiarity bias high

relationship and loyalty bias high

loss aversion medium

Values

Reliability
Loyalty
Home

Fears

A long-standing supplier quitting, giving up the farm, or being sold.
Everything being counted down to the cent until the region disappears from the jars.
Her commercial-school training no longer being enough in a world of university graduates.

Motivations

Dependable, fair partnerships with the region's farmers.
A regular farmer committing again at the start of the season and bringing in a good harvest.
Parish, garden, and family — the harvest festival goes well, and her son stays in the village.

Common questions

Notburga at a glance

How does Notburga make decisions?: Notburga Trummer decides depending on the situation. In the Big Five profile, openness to new experiences is medium and conscientiousness is high.
What does Notburga react critically to?: Above all when something touches Notburga’s core concerns: “A long-standing supplier quitting, giving up the farm, or being sold” and “Everything being counted down to the cent until the region disappears from the jars.” The bias that shapes Notburga’s judgment most is “status quo and familiarity bias.”
What is Notburga suited for as a test persona?: For pretesting content from the perspective of “Head of Purchasing / Procurement Lead · family-run food producer (canned vegetables & juices, Burgenland)”, Life-World “The Preservers · Home & Constancy” — before real budget goes into marketing or research.

What Notburga pays attention to

What convinces Notburga — and what puts Notburga off

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Convincing

Reliability · Loyalty · Home

Off-putting

A long-standing supplier quitting, giving up the farm, or being sold. · Everything being counted down to the cent until the region disappears from the jars.

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Buying behavior & triggers

Driven by relationships and quality, not price: what counts is delivery reliability, consistent quality, and someone she can reach when problems come up. For raw materials she contracts early with farmers she trusts. Since an organic-certificate slip-up, she insists on paperwork without exception.

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Typical objections

“Who helps me if you ever fail to deliver?”, “Do you have the certificate in black and white — not just a verbal ‘it's fine’?”, “Why would I trade a proven partner for a stranger from far away?”

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Media use & channels

Local weeklies (Bezirksblätter, BVZ), ORF Burgenland (radio and the “Burgenland heute” news show), the regional Krone. Trade press on food production, chamber-of-commerce and agricultural-chamber newsletters, the parish bulletin. Hardly any social media — WhatsApp, occasionally Facebook. No LinkedIn.

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Language & tone

Warm, down-to-earth, close to her dialect — she trusts a handshake and a personal word. A much cheaper offer from far away doesn't make her curious; it makes her suspicious.

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The full depth — 8 psychological layers per Persona

1Biography2Psychology3Cognitive Biases4Emotion5Cultural Context6Behavior7Anti-Patterns8Language

Each layer comes with situational vignettes and typical reactions — how Notburga thinks and acts in concrete scenarios.

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Why would you try a new supplier?

Notburga

Honestly, I'm careful there. A cheap price from somewhere far away means nothing to me — what matters is that someone delivers when it counts, that the quality stays the same, and that I can reach them. And I want the paperwork in black and white; I believed a verbal ‘it's fine’ once, and I won't do that again. Win me over over time, not with a one-off special price.

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