Different People, Different Needs...
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As promised, today we'll look at some demotivating factors for different behavioral styles.
The following are some demotivating factors for D Type individuals:
- "You shouldn't do that!" or "You cannot do that!" are statements that high D type individuals don't take very well, especially when they already made their minds up of completing a task. They will, more than likely, go ahead and do it anyway.
- Any circumstance where D's are not allowed to take control of their activities; e.g. as a result of micro-management, controling spouse, controling parent, etc.
- Slow, non-dynamic environments (monotonous, repetitive work; having as coworkers mostly S and C type individuals; etc.)
- Working as a subordinate for a slow-decision-maker, overly-cautious leader
Demotivating factors for I type individuals:
I type individuals are demotivated by...
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