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    intuitions of Carl Jung, whose gifted insight revealed that all people at all times are best understood in terms of extroversion, introversion, sensation intuition, and objective subjective. The latter category…

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    personality. Each letter has a contrasting letter that goes with it, the first pair is “E” and “I”. The “E” stands for extraversion, being extraverted means that the person gets their energy from active involvement in activities and being around other people. These types of people are seen as outgoing or a social butterfly. The contrast to “E” is an “I” which stands for introversion. An introvert likes ideas,…

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    the least occurring. This list of traits was later reduced by using a statistical technique known as factor analysis. Hans Eysenck was able to narrow down the relationships of personalities to three basic traits. These traits are extroversion-introversion,…

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    Andrea's Job Evaluation

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    Going into a job evaluation, Andrea inquired about options to move forward in the company. The supervisor went through a list of questions regarding Andrea’s personal life, career history, academic strengths and areas in learning that she may have weaknesses in. The idea of for Andrea to realize where she stands in life and what she is looking for goals. In addition, there will be a closer view of her personality showing she is a leader and able to take over the responsibility of a higher…

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    are better able to assimilate and be more effective teams. By understanding basic personality tendencies, individuals can more effectively adapt and adjust to any situation. “The four basic preferences are: an attitude to the world of extraversion or introversion; a function of gathering information by sensing or intuition; a function of deciding by thinking or feeling; and a style of living in the world…

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    am the oldest of the other cashiers. I was confused when taking the Meyers-Biggs Personality Quiz the words got me really thinking. My results were Extravert (68%), Intuitive (38%), Thinking (1%), and Judging (38%). I have distinct preference of Extraversion over…

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    JUNG Typology Assessment

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    After completing both the DISC and JUNG Typology assessments, there are many outcomes that I found interesting. For starters, in the DISC assessment there were multiple categories that gave me various feedback. These included decisive, interactive, stabilizing, and cautious categories. My decisive score showed moderately low on the “D” spectrum and I thought that was very accurate. I tend to be hesitant on sharing my opinions in big group setting and I also would rather support someone else’s…

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    study in the book that talks about extroverts versus introverts, on a scale of 0 to 1 extroverts had a better correlation by a minuscule 0.07%. They found the people that do the best when it comes to sales are the people who fall on the introversion-extraversion…

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    The purpose of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) personality inventory is to make the theory of psychological types described by C. G. Jung understandable and useful in people's lives. The essence of the theory is that much seemingly random variation in the behavior is actually quite orderly and consistent, being due to basic differences in the ways individuals prefer to use their perception and judgment. "Perception involves all the ways of becoming aware of things, people, happenings,…

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    2. PROPOSAL 2.1 Building trust between departments The effect of the previous CEO’s instilled culture is still visible when the departments interact with each other. The fear of reprimand of non-performance and inefficiency is evident in the way how the departments blame each other instead of accepting responsibility for their department’s performance. To rebuild the trust between departments to levels of 2013 it is essential to create a safe work environment, without fear for reprimand which is…

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