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    came up with personality codes to refer to personality types. They used the letters N for neuroticism, A for agreeableness, altruism, affection, E for extraversion, energy, enthusiasm, O for openness, originality, open-mindedness, and C for conscientiousness, control, constraint. The author…

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    The five broad personality traits described by the theory “The Big Five” are extraversion, agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness and neuroticism. Extraversion is your energy and your positive emotions, when you have high extraversion you are attention seeking low extraversion makes the person seem self absorbed. Agreeableness Is when is being more compassionate and cooperative and less suspicious. Openness is the ability to appreciate art and creativity, unusual ideas, and a variety of…

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    Role of a Leader Guy Kawasaki, a marketing guru that has worked with many successful companies like Apple, Pandora and Google, explained a few concepts FoxTrot will be mimicking during its hiring process. Guy specifically stated that “the role of a leader is to produce more leaders, not to produce followers.” FoxTrot will abide by this saying and when the organization is hiring, they will look for talent who has potential to lead. Guy also mentioned that companies should look for people who…

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    traditional hispanic traditions, however, I love experiencing new aspects. I enjoy traveling the world and understanding others cultures and I like to expand my realm of knowledge because it is beneficial. However, the test predicted correctly the conscientiousness percentile. This states that I am well organized, and can be relied upon. This is accurate in the fact that my room and my lifestyle is well organized. Being self-disciplined comes with living far away from home. Independence is not…

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    competitive growing up both in sports and in school. In order to make my mother proud, I always stayed self-disciplined and had a stick-to-it-ness personality when conflicts occur. This relates to my need for achievement, which is related to Conscientiousness. I have a persistent attitude to get things done and done well. I most often than not, am always working and struggle to balance work and life. I’m always looking for the next thing to complete. Like my mother, I have a take charge…

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    Management has many different aspects that have to be in order for a business to be successful. Managers need to follow certain steps to be able to keep the business on track with its goals. One of the first steps of this process is planning. Once planning has been done, an individual or group of individuals, need to start the organizing process. Good managers know how to lead other employees after the organizing process has been finalized. This individual needs to be able to control certain…

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    with broad, higher-order traits subsuming narrow, lower-order ones (Markon, 2009). Second, the Big Five trait dimensions—extraversion (sociability, assertiveness, energy level), agreeableness (compassion, politeness, trust in others), conscientiousness (organization, industriousness, reli-ability), neuroticism (anxiety, depressiveness, emotional volatility), and openness to experience (intellectual curi-osity, creativity, aesthetic sensitivity)—constitute a par-ticularly…

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    2). A main theory of personality which is subject to a variety of developmental influences is The Big Five approach which includes: Neuroticism, Conscientiousness, Agreeableness, Openness to experience and Extroversion (Srivastava & Oliver, 2003). All of which are said to increase in young adulthood. Specifically Conscientiousness and Openness to experience (Srivastava & Oliver, 2003). Search for identity still continues into adulthood in the form of life-span constructs (Kail & Cavanaugh…

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    Dexter Morgan, from Showtime’s series “Dexter” is played by Michael C. Hall, who plays a blood splatter analyst and is a gripping character because he’s also a serial killer. He spends his days working for the homicide division, but is a serial killer who kills other killers by night. Dexter has many personality layers. He thinks cleverly, he solves problems easily, and he balances both sides of being a married father and a psychopath. He, at first, seems like a normal person, who lives a normal…

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    Introduction For the last paper, there were some areas of improvement needed for the organization HGA Support Services. One of the areas of improvement is the lack of communication within the organization. For this paper, the leadership theory style of the point of contact for the organization and how it applies to the areas of improvement will be discussed. Then a discussion on what other leadership theory style could be used to address the issues will be had. Point of Contact leadership…

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