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SOCIAL STYLES
- 2. Learning | Consulting | Assessment ¡ NarejoHR, § Established 2002 § Service Offerings ¡ Rahila Narejo § Chief Executive & Lead HR Consultant, NarejoHR (Pvt.) Ltd. § Psychobiologist, Univ. California, Los Angeles § Psychometrician, British Psychological Society § Certified Balanced Scorecard Professional, Palladium Group § Columnist, Workplace Sanity
- 3. What’s My
- 4. Our 4 Styles Analyzes Infers THINKER Quantifies Imagines Speculates LEADER Is logical Is critical Take risks Is realistic Is Impetuous Likes numbers Breaks rules Knows about money Likes surprises Knows how things work Is curious / Plays Take preventive action Is sensitive to others Establishes procedures Likes to teach Gets things done Touches a lot Is reliable Is supportive Organizes Is expressive Is neat Is emotional Timely Talks a lot Plans Feels SUPPORTER NETWORKER
- 5. TASK, Thoughts CEREBRAL SLOW, FAST, Indirect LEFT RIGHT Direct LIMBIC PEOPLE, Feelings
- 6. Be Versatile: ¡ Posture and movements: Fast/Slow ¡ Tone: Loud/Soft ¡ Speed of voice: Fast/Slow ¡ Same type of language: Think/Feel ¡ Same focus: Task/People