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Tag Archives: driver
How you can deliver to each personality style
Whether you are a driver, amiable, expressive or analytical personality style, this grid will help you to understand what a person with a given style is wanting when you speak with them for the first time. It illustrates how you … Continue reading
Personality styles – descriptives common to each
Here are some attributes usually associated with the different personality styles. DRIVER DeterminedThoroughDecisiveResponsible PushyDominatingHarshSevere AMIABLE SupportiveRespectableDependableWilling ConformingHesitantUndisciplinedEmotional EXPRESSIVE PersonableStimulatingEnthusiasticDramatic OpinionatedExcitableReactiveUnpredictable ANALYTICAL PersistentSeriousOrderlyIndustrious UncommunicativeIndecisiveStuffyExacting
Finding your own and understanding different personality styles
People communicate in predictable patterns or styles. There are clues in what people say and do that can give you a clear idea of their dominant personality style. Each person has a communication pattern that is his or her “comfort … Continue reading