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(1) The document is a profile map that assesses core themes, roles, job functions, education keys, and leadership anchors for an individual named Evelise Germano. (2) Evelise Germano's highest scoring core theme is "Ensuring the Protection of Rights" and her highest scoring roles are an "Adjudicator," "Judge," and "Planner." (3) Her highest scoring areas for job functions, education keys, and leadership anchors center around building relationships, setting strategic direction, promoting shared values, listening, respecting others, and natural appreciation.
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TAI MAP Profile
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