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                   tolerant  employee  who  tends  to  conform.  If  a  Red  does  not
                   agree  with  something,  he  will  express  this  clearly.  It  is  then
                   important to always remain objective, to avoid provocation and
                   to work with valid arguments.



                   Tip 5: Have the technical and social skills trained


                   The  red  employee  is  particularly  interested  in  personnel
                   development  and  continuing  education  measures  that  train
                   and improve his or her professional skills. In addition, seminars
                   that  deal  with  interpersonal  interaction,  communication  and
                   related  topics  are  ideal  for  them.  There,  he  can  specifically
                   deepen  and  expand  his  social  skills.  If  possible,  he  needs
                   direct  practical  experience  if  he  is  to  practice  or  learn
                   something new.

                   The redhead usually works faster than average and proceeds
                   in an organized and structured manner. Therefore: The better
                   a training course is planned, the easier it is for him to deal with
                   the  learning  content.  The  optimal  seminar  for  the  red
                   employee  should  be  structured  in  such  a  way  that  the  trainer
                   proceeds  step-by-step  and  consistently  and  uses  memorable
                   graphics.   Unclear   tasks,   one-sided   and   monotonous
                   presentations or chaotic procedures demotivate them.

                   Fire  red  types  should  definitely  work  on  their  ability  to  listen
                   actively  and  lead  the  sales  conversation  by  asking  questions.
                   Since  they  are  often  perceived  as  overpowering,  even
                   aggressive, they should also learn to take a step back,







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