How we each learn and act is so individually unique. Sometimes we see problems with others based on our perception of ourselves. Learning the 4 behavioral styles can bridge communication gaps, redirect established conflicts, and increase teamwork. Here are the 4 styles.
AmiableTHRIVES on relationships, feelings WORK STYLE: AREA OF TENSION: Conflict |
ExpressiveTHRIVES upon new ideas, variety WORK STYLE: AREA OF TENSION: Rejection |
AnalyzerTHRIVES upon data, facts, details WORK STYLE: AREA OF TENSION: Being Wrong | DriverTHRIVES upon results, power, challenge WORK STYLE: AREA OF TENSION: Loss of Control |
The Amiable person THRIVES on relationships, feelings. They really DESIRE security and harmony and are MOTIVATED by appreciation.
We all know the amiable person in our organization. They bring a sense of belonging and community to the workplace.

The expressive person adds a color and flavor to any team. You will know when this person is around, because the expressive person likes to be heard.
The analyzer is a detailed person. They will do well being the keeper of the standards and quality. A team will rise to these standards if this individual is encouraged to reach out to the team.
The Driver is a barrel of energy and can move a team into action.