So that was a fun survey! It say’s I’m a Dynamic Learner, OK so now what? I would have to guess that if I had taken this survey a year ago or two maybe I would have scored differently. I say that because over the last decade I have had to operate differently based on the type of project and how close to my comfort zone I it was. My current project is an easy one, I can build this in my sleep, so (Sequence) and (Precise) are not really applicable. Overall I think I’m more of a Bridge Learner, but hey what do I know!
Sequence I scored a 20, puts me over the avoid line but not by much. So I don’t avoid it but I don’t go to at first. Maybe because most of the time I’m the one determining what needs to be done, once it’s associated with an emotion (my paycheck) it’s pretty easy to remember. Last year I was on a project that was over my head, I took lots of notes at first, but once I was comfortable with everything I pretty much stopped. …show more content…
Most of the time I am in a very fluid situation, and in many cases it is about how to do it better than what is the standard. Because I tend to not care about my superiors expectations, most of the time I’ve been given tasks that have no clear methods, only an end state. In other words I get from the boss, I don’t know what this or how to do it, but it needs to be done, make it happen. So I’m somewhat used to getting some purpose and motivation from the top but no direction.
Technical ah! My highest score at 31. Use first! Yeah, pretty much all the reasons I have a low score for Precise. I need to work on some of these, most of the time I am OK with giving detailed instruction but I could be better. If I can’t find a solid reason to do something I’ll reevaluate its need to be done. But most of the time I can find a need to do a task, IE safety, better quality, avoid risk of lost
Sequence I scored a 20, puts me over the avoid line but not by much. So I don’t avoid it but I don’t go to at first. Maybe because most of the time I’m the one determining what needs to be done, once it’s associated with an emotion (my paycheck) it’s pretty easy to remember. Last year I was on a project that was over my head, I took lots of notes at first, but once I was comfortable with everything I pretty much stopped. …show more content…
Most of the time I am in a very fluid situation, and in many cases it is about how to do it better than what is the standard. Because I tend to not care about my superiors expectations, most of the time I’ve been given tasks that have no clear methods, only an end state. In other words I get from the boss, I don’t know what this or how to do it, but it needs to be done, make it happen. So I’m somewhat used to getting some purpose and motivation from the top but no direction.
Technical ah! My highest score at 31. Use first! Yeah, pretty much all the reasons I have a low score for Precise. I need to work on some of these, most of the time I am OK with giving detailed instruction but I could be better. If I can’t find a solid reason to do something I’ll reevaluate its need to be done. But most of the time I can find a need to do a task, IE safety, better quality, avoid risk of lost