Short YouTube video (spoken presentation) explaining how to match personal character types to business roles. It introduces Ray Dalio’s Team Dimension Profile (five roles: creators, advancers, refiners, executors, flexors) and recommends personality assessments—MBTI (via 16personalities) and the Big Five/OCEAN—with promises of deeper follow-up videos and links. Ends with a call-to-action to comment and subscribe.
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Do you feel like your skills are completely mismatched with your job role? You probably think that's what happened to everyone and it's okay. It's worth thinking again.
In this video, you'll learn the different types of characters and roles that are generally required in businesses. And by identifying your own character, you can find a much better matched job.
Where you can grow and thrive and provide value to the business that you're working for.
So we all have a natural tendency.
For where your skill sets can thrive now. Now, companies actually need all types of character and they need these to work.
Together to operate efficiently. So there are lots of different assessments to look at character and job fit, but one I did like was the example used in Ray Dalio's book Principles.
He talks about one of them called the Team Dimension Profile.
In this system, there are five types of roles. There are creators, advancers, refiners, executors, and flexors. I'll have a link below about the details for each type and we'll go into a more detailed video about each of these roles.
But creators, for example, are people who.
Like to come up with ideas and are not so bothered about the detail and the practicality of delivering it in the real world. Executors, on the other hand, are people who like to take instructions and execute and deliver what they're told. And they can do that really efficiently.
And people take pride in that process. So it's really understanding what type of role you are.
One thing to think about is look.
At your own job role.
Now what does that role need when.
Thought of like this? Which type of what type of skill.
Sets would they need? Taking yourself out of it One of.
The most common personality assessments is the.
Myers Briggs Type Indicator. This one looks at 16 different personality combinations. I really like this. It's quite controversial, but I think it's very useful. Worth taking the test and you can.
Check that out at 16personalities.com. The final one is another character assessment test test and it's the it's called the Big five or Ocean and I'll.
Put a link below to show you.
Where you can take that test.
Anyway, I'll be going to more detail about each of these each of these assessments in future videos.
If you'd like to know more, drop a comment below.
So that's it for this video. And if you're interested in learning other practical methods to help finding your way in life, click on the subscribe button and hit the bell.
