Sequence Patterns

The Sequence pattern describes me and how I take on everyday task mostly at work. When an assignment is given to me and have to be completed in a certain amount of time, I like to have a clear understanding of what I’m doing and like to know what happens once I am finished. For example at work we have to document progress notes. These notes are due within a certain amount of time. At the end of the day I like to have my notes set up in the system and ready once I begin so I won’t have to start the task and not complete it. Sequence at the Use First level helps me stay focused and o task throughout the day.

Precision

Precision for me goes along with Sequence at a use first level. When taking my kids to the doctor I like to have a clear understanding before I leave the doctor. When as asked to give a detailed explanation of what my child is there for I like to be precise and straight to the point with my details. I like to ask questions if I don’t understand what the doctor is saying. If there is a follow-up or something I need to be cautious of, I prefer to have it documented, because I tend to forget a lot of things sometimes, so if it’s documented I can look back at it. In other words, documentation keeps me on track daily.

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When completing a task anytime of the day, I like to do things independently. I like to stay on point, an ask questions to make sure the task is being completed correctly, but once I have a clear understanding I prefer to complete the task alone so I can help someone else. One of the ways I learn best is figuring out how task work or how the outcome of a task would end is being Sequential and technical. Having accurate directions are very important to me, but being able to figure out the task and ways to help complete it in a shorter time the next time is what I aim for. I’m not a fan of using a lot of words, whether it being on paper or talking in