Janis looks at any problem she comes across and instead of immediately complaining about it sets out to figuring out a solution. She will work tirelessly to find workarounds or a solution, but can often overthink the resolution and come up with a "fix" that is actually more complex than needed. This driven approach to fixing problems can be helpful at times but grating at others when a simple "restart" would have accomplished the task quicker than re-programming the entire device.

While Janis will see a job through to its conclusion and put forward her best effort, it’s still just a job. Janis's true loyalties lie to her friends, and through thick and thin,she will stand by them and die for them if needed. This loyalty is reserved for those who have earned Janis's trust, putting her at odds with other Mercenaries that are only doing a job for the money. This also makes it harder for employers to trust her motives, often times creating extra competition and difficulty finding work. None of it matters to Janis, though, because loyalty to her friends is not something credits can buy.

Janis considers her work to be the most important aspect of her life. This borderline obsessions with the "job" leaves little room for any kind of personal or social life, making it difficult for Janis to relax and enjoy spending time with others. she excels in activities that relate to their work, but the idea of work-life balance is an altogether abstract concept.

Janis is a lateral thinker, and when she encounters problems or dilemmas, she is very good at improvising and coming up with alternative solutions. This allows Janis to find ways out of situations others might give up on. While these solutions are often not so obvious to others, Janis can typically explain and lead others through her plan...as long as they are patient and willing enough to trust her outside thinking.

When it comes to a fight, some like to posture, some like to act tough, some like to dance around and go through all sorts of fancy footwork. Janis? Janis doesn't bother with exotic battle stances, intricate maneuvers, or super-secret tactics. Janis, when cornered into a fight, prefers the ancient technique of a good kick to the nuts. And if that won't work, either because the enemy is a woman or has balls of steel, Janis isn't beyond pulling a few more cheap tricks out of the bag. Granted, Janis won't be winning any medals for nobility or any prestige for a unique fighting style or a superb maneuver, but Janis will still be winning, the best and most dirty way she knows how.

Janis doesn't like to kill people; instead she chooses to injure her opponent until that person is unable to fight back or is otherwise incapacitated.