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What really makes people tick and what companies really need

                                    motivate him. The best way to do this is to give him all the
                                    important background information about the conflict.
                                 •   The  blue type tends to  subject  criticism  to  over-precise
                                    analysis.  The manager's task is to  lead him  from conflict
                                    analysis to conflict resolution. Since this cautious employee
                                    often  shies  away from taking  responsibility, the  manager
                                    supports him in conflict resolution.

                              Especially in chapter 6, we take a longer look at the subject of
                              "Matching in Leadership". To illustrate the power of the personality
                              diagnosis tool, however, it should be emphasized at this point: If a
                              task is to be completed in a team, you can use the analysis results
                              of the tool to classify and match  the  special  abilities of  the  team
                              members. For example, it may be in the interest of optimal task
                              completion to form a team with as many different personality types
                              as possible,  so  that each  team member  can contribute  his  or her
                              individual strengths, which then complement each other. On the other
                              hand, if  the extraverted and dominant red employee and  the ana-
                              lytic, cautious blue colleague are to work together on a task, there
                              is a  danger that the strong-willed  employee  will suppress the
                              reserved colleague.



                              The extension of the typology to eight main types

                              You already know: There are overlaps between the four basic types.
                              For example, a person can have strong red parts, but at the same
                              time also clearly yellow parts. In order to do justice to these mixed
                              forms, INSIGHTS MDI® makes a subdivision into eight main types,
                              which are classified according to their respective formative







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