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Vogelhuber, Scheelen - What people really want

                   can be assessed and classified. If you have the Profiling² skill to
                   assess other people, it is possible for you:

                    • communicate  more  effectively  and  in  a  more  goal-oriented
                       manner, and to avoid conversation blockades,
                    • Be more confident in dealing with difficult characters and
                       be  able  to  relate  to  complex-difficult  people  and
                       personalities in conversation,
                    • Become a better team player because you can better relate
                       to other personality types on the team,
                    • To  assemble  teams  in  such  a  way  that  they  achieve  better
                       work  results,  because  it  fits  on  the  human  level,  the
                       chemistry is right and the team members complement each
                       other  in  their  competencies,  personality  structures  and
                       behavioral patterns, and
                    • Optimize  your  customer  meetings  and  customer  service,
                       improve  your  employee  selection  and  lead  your
                       employees in a personality-oriented way so that they are
                       more  motivated  to  perform  their  tasks  (this  is  what
                       chapters 5 to 7 are about).



                   Profiling² tips to get people to change their
                   behavior


                   Let us take up once again the question of the changeability of the
                   human personality, which has already been addressed. There is
                   no consensus in science on this issue. There have been and still
                   are researchers who assume that every human being is fixed by
                   his  genetic  makeup  and  early  childhood  experiences  to  a
                   personality structure that can hardly be changed. Neuroscientists
                   such as Gerhard Roth, quoted above




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