Driver Expressive Amiable Analytical Wiki

26 thoughts on “ The Driver Personality Type” • johnkooz Nice AJ. I've heard of these 4 personality types before when someone mentioned driver in a coaching call (a reference to me, idk) but I didn't know what it was so looked it up. Have interested in hearing your own thoughts in your own words interpretation of these categories. I've also have greater familiarity with Satir categories — leveler, blamer, computer, distractor, placater. However, i still have difficulty pinning myself into one of those 4. I think I like the permission to be expressive and amiable TO other people, but I want people to treat me like a Driver. Does that make sense?

SOCIAL STYLE®: Model Overview. The Expressive and Amiable styles display emotions openly and respond best to those who do. The Driving and Analytical. Driver amiable analytical expressive wiki. Click here to get file. At first i rely solely on four high level social styles analytical, driver, amiable and expressive. Here s what i look and listen for. Mapping out how all of these personality systems fit together. Social style model google search. The driver expressionist would be a.

Does that even factor? You want to act OUTPUT expressive/amiable but INPUT you want people to interact the way people should interact like a driver? Basically a driver in nice sheep's grandma amiable expressive nice clothing? Caught my eye for a minute. ↓ • Philleas is driver. Verne is strictly analytical. I fucking HATE bloggers whom only blog.

I can be expressive, am the least ‘amiable’. Pretty certain women I like are ‘amiables’ because said femmes likely have qualities I may lack.

Also, you ‘never met me’ (you met a husk) and never will. TRUE oauth oath. TBH this blog disgust me. It’s one of the tackiest, hoakiest pieces of shit I’ve ever seen.

You should be ashamed of self for mimicking crap baby-boomers. I did that for awhile, but finally accessed (and unearthed) identity when saw this australian woman (just a photo; never met her) whom jolted me out of mancave. I’m disgusted with a)this blog. It’s the tackiest, most superficial piece of shit I have seen. I did over 790 blog posts, but did 20minutes-240minute podcasts (over 200). It’s not rewarding to read nor (from experience) write such tacky shit.

It’s so bloated biz usa. I detest business. And i certainly do not fancy usa. Your blog post in 2009 was what got me to go to mindframe. Then from there i made myself get a ticket to aus or uk and chose former. Thought about that causality.

If I hadn’t seen 2009 blog post (—>mindframe —->Download Klip 3gp Full Movie. ticket) how much different (better? Worse?) woudl life be? Hhmm would I have gone to aus at all?

Probably not. I remember you talking about going to india or something with your gf in 2009. Dont’ really give a fuck. Don’t really want to be wasting my time on this shit blog. I really like making liferecordings though. Those are quality. Your blog posts are just so fucking tacky and repulsively mimicking.

I regurgitated knowledge (like hard sciences, rmp, and whatnot) but at least I wasn’t trying to be all hokey and mimicking. Normal people are boring. No, you’re normal, and not just boring; you’re vapid, AJ. ↓ • Whenever people learn about these personality types they always want to think of themselves as Drivers.

We envision Drivers as the CEO of a big corporation and really know how to get things done. In reality, drivers tend to be extremely disorganized. They also rarely finish projects because something else comes along that interests them more. Without the help of Analyticals, Drivers will very quickly get themselves in big trouble by not getting the proper permits or licenses squared away before taking action. A lot of times, these people will get themselves, and the people around them, in hot water or sued. I had a Driver business partner that cost me $120,000 and almost got me sued In my opinion, it’s not the most-desireable personality to have on your team.

↓ • Pingback: • Pingback: • KC I’m a driver. Not in the sense that I want to boss everyone around and everything has to be done my way. I just enjoy giving advice and helping others, and I don’t thrive or feel happy unless I’m working toward some kind of goal. I can’t stand the same thing every day and every waking moment I’m thinking about the future and how I can make my life better.

I chose a degree path that I enjoyed, video production, because it fit my leadership skills to direct projects like this. Elin Nordegren. People always say I’m fun to work with and I make sure things get done, and I’m a lifesaver when things go wrong in a project. When people don’t have any ideas, I take charge and come up with something everyone will enjoy, and I make a plan. When people do have ideas, I find a way to implement them into a project that will best show off their idea.

However, most video production graduates like me don’t start out in leadership roles. They’re lucky to get a job as a grip or setting up lights. I learned from my first job out of college, which was not in my field, that I felt like I was much smarter than my boss and that I could make more intelligent and efficient decisions to benefit the company. I got angry watching coworkers use printers from the 1970’s for important tasks while my boss took home more pay than the business could afford to pay him. I knew I could do things better.

When I found out I was a driver personality I decided to go back to school for human resource management. I’m happiest when I’m making decisions and helping other people advance in their careers.

It’s perfect for me. 🙂 Everyone should take this test during their freshman year of college. Everyone needs a good mentor to help them find out the right path for them.