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This is taken from the "Strength Deployment Industry" Guide. Understanding personal strengths in relating to others via analysis of your key behavioural abilities. These are the 7 Motivational Value Systems for the corporate environment (This can be used in everyday life, educationally too). Psycologically and practically which of these values represent you? I think working around to being a combination of the values is what I always try to aim for.
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