Personality Types

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The Kolbe A Index

The Kolbe A Index is a kind of “Personality Test” which determines the learning style of a person.

needs :

Learns by:

does :

Fact Finder Investigation (details, strategies, research) how it has been done in the past probe, research, formalize, allocate, deliberate, prioritize, define, prove, specify, calculate, inquire, and evaluate
Follow Thru Order (systems, designs) theories, formulas structure, consolidate, translate, prepare, discipline, coordinate, arrange, integrate, schedule, plan, budget, and chart
Quick Start Innovation (urgency, challenges, openended solutions) new ideas, innovations invent, brainstorm, originate, devise, challenge, contrive, risk, play hunches, reform, improvise, promote, and intuit
Implementor ideas come real (implement, quality, tangible solutions) models, prototypes form, mold, demonstrate, craft, shape, put together, build, render, construct, fix, repair, and practice


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NLP Meta Programs

Toward <

> Away-From
motivated to reach a goal

motivated to avoid a bad outcome

ideal job as a salesperson / developer

ideal job in customer service / Quality Mngmnt /
critics

by focusing on a big shiny goal they tend to catch
every opportunity opening up.
by trying to weed out the negative until they find something positive they
focus on the negative things
are not satisfied by not being poor anymore, work hard
until they are rich

might be satisfied when they are not poor anymore and stop hard
labor

might take too risky decisions maybe because of unrealistic assumption evaluate scenarios very realistically, good in spotting the possible faults
focus on: opportunities, possibilities, wonders, excitements, and thrill focus on: problems, dangers, threats, difficulties, challenges


Internal Reference <

> External Reference
good work = “I can see when it’s good” good work = “I can tell by people’s reactions”
criticism = “That would be their opinion.” criticism = “I’d have to wonder what I did wrong.”
hates being micromanaged works best when micromanaged
more likely to be extroverted more likely to be introverted
I decided The article said that


Big Chunk <

> Little Chunk
like to have an overview
enjoy taking care of the details
too much might lead to many ideas, which never get realized

too much might lead to loss of focus due to overwhelming amount of details

focus on the goal rather than on how to get there want to have every detail correct before moving on to the next one
Envision the result The first step will be

Match <

> Mismatch
enjoy being similar to others enjoy being unique
enjoy stability and predictability in relations and environments enjoy change, exception to the rule
emphasize similarities emphasize differences
I agree I disagree

Initiator <

> Responder
like to start new projects rather than analyze them like to analyze situations rather than initiating
“I’ll decide when I’ve heard from everyone”

“What do you think we should do?”

Rule follower <

> Rule breaker
respect for existing procedures does breaking the rule really have a negative outcome?
HOW? should it be done? Why? should it be done?
The owner’s manual says… Let’s try something new

Thinking <

> Feeling
analytical and critical creative, accepting, and spontaneous
concerned with tasks and results not with effects on others concerned about feelings and relationships
Sally has a good head on her shoulders.

Sally’s heart is in the right place.

Mayers-Briggs Type indicator

Extroverts <

> Introverts

interested in what is happening around them

interested in their own thoughts and feelings

need others to talk with

need own territory

say what they think

appear reserved, quiet and thoughtful

like action and initiative

like concentration and quiet

easily make new friends or adapt to a new group

difficulties in making new contacts

are interested in new people

do not like unexpected visits and therefore do not make them

compare their own opinions with the opinions of others

work well alone

easily break unwanted relations

do not have many friends

Sensing <

> Intuition
see the physical quality of info seek the hidden potential of info
see everyone and sense everything around them are interested in new and unusual
live in the here and now are mostly in the past or in the future
quickly adapt to any situation do not like routine
like pleasures based on physical sensation are attracted more to the theory than the practice
are practical and active worry about the future more than the present
are realistic and self-confident often have doubts

Thinking <

> Feeling
interested in systems, structures, patterns interested in people and their feelings
expose everything to logical analysis pay great attention to love and passion
relatively cold and unemotional can be touchy or use emotional manipulation
evaluate things by intellect and right or wrong evaluate things by ethics and good or bad
difficulties talking about feelings often give compliments to please people
do not like to clear up arguments or quarrels easily pass their own moods to others

Perceiving <

> Judging
act impulsively following the situation act as they decided after the changing situation forced
them to
can start many things at once without finishing them properly do not like to leave unanswered questions
prefer to have freedom from obligations easily follow rules and discipline
are curious and like a fresh look at things do not like to change their decisions
work productivity depends on their mood have relatively stable workability
often act without any preparation plan work ahead and tend to finish it
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