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My Mini Behavioral Profile

I took this test: Mini Behavioral Profile.

Here's how it's taken: There are four groups of words. Read each list and choose the group of words that best describes the way that you behave.

Group 1: Bold, Driving, Pioneering, Direct, Competitive, Determined
Group 2: Optimistic, Inspiring, Persuasive, Convincing, Sociable, Trusting
Group 3: Precise, Perfectionist, Orderly, Diplomatic, Accurate, Meticulous
Group 4: Adaptable, Systematic, Logical, Patient, Relaxed,
Unhurried


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Guess what? I chose the words in Group 3. Here's what it says:

Preferred Work Environment
* You enjoy focusing on data, facts, and figures. To you, accuracy is EXTREMELY important.

* You hold yourself and those who work with you to very
high standards. When those standards are met, all is good. When they are not, watch out.

* You have the ability to easily analyze lots of information and data prior to making a decision.

* Your office is probably very well organized and this gives you a sense of pride and accomplishment. Generating accurate and precise work comes easily to you.

Productivity Blockers
* People who make snap decisions without analyzing all the data get under your skin.

* Being the center of attention does not appeal to you. You'd much rather do your work behind the scenes, with as few distractions as possible.

* In your mind work is work, and not a place for fun and games. Loud emotional outbursts annoy you and throw you off track with your work.

* People who do sloppy work irritate you and you would prefer not to work with them.

Original link can be found here.


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Click the links below to view results of other groups.

Group 1 | Group 2 | Group 4



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In short, I'm the Conscientious type, i.e. task-oriented & reserved.

Click here to view Dominance, Influence, and Steadiness.


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