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Guidelines - Personality Types Impact on Team Interactions


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A guideline explaining how an understanding of the "personality types" of your team members can be useful for avoiding conflict and promoting effective collaboration among your team members, who may differ in the way they perceive and organize information, communicate, and make decisions.


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What this is

A guideline explaining how an understanding of the "personality types" of your team members can be useful for avoiding conflict and promoting effective collaboration among your team members.


Why it's useful

People view the world differently. They differ in the way they:

Understanding the differences is critical to leading a team successfully. Differences in team members' personal styles are often at the root of conflicts or misunderstandings. If the Project Leader and team members recognize this fact, such conflicts can be more easily resolved and pose less difficulty to the team's performance.


How to use it

There are a number of approaches to assessing personality types, thinking and decision-making approaches, and personal interaction styles. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® system provides one way to describe and understand the above differences.

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