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EXPLORER
PROMOTERS
Explorer-
Promoters usually prefer and can respond particularly well
to:
- Opportunities
to explore ideas
- Opportunities
to talk
- Positive
encouragement
- Discussions
which concentrate on possibilities and the future
- Enthusiastic
people
- Flexible
situations
Explorer-
Promoters usually dislike:
- Situations
which require attention to a mass of detail
- Situations
where they are continually challenged about their opinions
- Discussions
which concentrate on the past
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ASSESSOR DEVELOPERS
Assessor-
Developers usually prefer and respond particularly well to:
- Managers
and subordinates who are well prepared
- Situations
and issues which have been well or fully analyzed
- Discussions
which focus on the facts
- Communications
which are clear, logical and precise
- People
who think laterally
Assessor-
Developers usually dislike:
- People
who give their opinions and not the facts
- People
or situations which are speculative or vague
- Situations
which do not produce a result or which waste their time
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THRUSTER ORGANIZERS
Thruster-Organizers
usually prefer and respond particularly well to:
- Business-like
people
- Discussions
which focus on the facts
- Goals,
targets and incentives
- Deadlines,
milestones and people who are punctual
- People
who make things happen
- Progress
reports and action summaries
Thruster-Organizers
usually dislike:
- Criticisms
of their style rather than their performance
- Discussions
which ignore the facts
- Ambiguity
or a wide range of options
- People
who don't stick to the point
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CONCLUDER PRODUCERS
Concluder-Producers
usually prefer and respond particularly well to:
- People
who emphasize structure and procedures
- Advanced
warning of any proposed changes
- People
who are practical
- People
who are consistent
- Deadline's
and results
Concluder-Producers
usually dislike:
- People
who change or cannot make up their minds
- People
who don't talk to the point
- Tasks
for which they can see no practical application
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CONTROLLER-INSPECTORS
Controller-
Inspectors usually prefer and can respond particularly well
to:
- Written
communications, memos and formal agendas
- People
who are systematic
- Time
to think things through and then express their views
- People
who think before they speak
- People
who pay attention to detail
- People
who have 'done their homework"
- Practical
people
Controller-Inspectors
usually dislike:
- People
who interrupt them
- Surprises
- People
who are overly-optimistic
- Being
rushed
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UPHOLDER MAINTAINERS
Upholder-Maintainers
usually prefer and can respond particularly well to:
- Situations
where an emphasis is placed upon building personal relationships
- Communications
which are clear and precise
- People
who need help
- People
who are supportive
- People
who share similar values
Upholder-Maintainers
usually dislike and may respond negatively to:
- People
who ignore their feelings
- People
who like change for its own sake
- People
who disagree with their beliefs
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REPORTER ADVISORS
Reporter-Advisors
usually prefer and can respond particularly well to:
- Flexible
approaches
- People
who emphasize personal relationships
- Cooperation
rather than confrontation
- Personal
recognition and thanks
- Harmony
and consensus
- Situations
which allow them to express their concerns
Reporter-Advisors
usually dislike:
- Situations
where feelings are not valued
- Situations
where they are rushed and feel inadequately informed
- People
who are insecure
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CREATOR INNOVATORS
Creator-Innovators
usually prefer and can respond particularly well to:
- Opportunities
to explore ideas
- People
who are enthusiastic
- People
who know what they are talking about and have a strong grasp
of concepts
- People
who tolerate their lack of structure
Creator-Innovators
usually dislike:
- Excessive
structure
- Tight
or unreasonable deadlines
- Rules
and regulations
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THE
ELEVEN LINKING SKILLS
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WHAT
LINKERS DO
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LINKING
SKILL
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Active
Listening
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- Keep
team members up to date on a regular basis
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Communication
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- Are
available and responsive to people's problems
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Problem
Solving and Counseling
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- Develop
balance in their team
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Team
Development
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- Allocate
work to people based on their capabilities and preferences
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Work
Allocation
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- Encourage
respect, understanding and trust amongst team members
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Team
Relationships
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- Delegate
work when it is not essential to do it themselves
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Delegation
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- Set
an example and agree high quality work standards with
the team
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Quality
Standards
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- Set
achievable targets with the team but always press
them for improved perfon-nance
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Objectives
Setting
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- Coordinate
and represent team members
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Interface
Management
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- Involve
team members in the problem solving of key issues
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Paticipative
Decision Making
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