User Test Results
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Mar 7 2019 7:55AM |
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Red Group. Pratical Perfectionists |
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Clever Intelligence
"Pratical Perfectionists"
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"Practical Perfectionists" are strong willed, self-assured, and well-informed
strategizers. They know in what areas they are excellent and in which areas
they are not. Consequently, they don't hesitate to let others know which areas
are which. Since perfection is seldom practical, these people yield to the
practical while desiring and attempting perfection.
All new ideas are exciting and are to be entertained. Nothing is too fanciful if
it can be made useful. "Does it work and what is the back-up idea if it
doesn't" are the questions "Practical Perfectionist" ask. Their heroes are the
wizards and the sages of literature and life. They are superb at analysis,
strategizing, (creating contingency plans, organizing and then directing others
relative to the plan.
Existing organizations make perfect playgrounds. There is no business or group
that can't be better organized, more efficient, or more effective. After the
brainstorming and mastermind session is over, this type will work tirelessly
and even ruthlessly with others to see that the new ideas are implemented. The
drive for perfection needs to be met by everyone else involved. If the "boss"
doesn't show the proper intelligence or dedication, s/he is as likely to
receive the reprimand as would a common laborer. Perfectionist by nature, they
require a degree of perfectionism in others, too.
In personal relationships the "Practical Perfectionist" may not catch on to the
small talk and flirtations, since such playfulness is not logical or functional
to them. They would opt for a more direct, definitive, reasonable and logical
conversation. The confidence born of depth-of-skill, so natural to these people
in business and technical areas, is often elusive in close personal
relationships. This personality style will work hard to perfect the
relationship, on the other person's terms, if necessary.
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Allow them to be the teacher/instructor.
Control.
Don't expect a lot of outward expressions of warmth.
Freedom to implement their ideas.
Let them be in charge -- resisting is often futile.
Mental stimulation and challenges.
New or additional knowledge.
Respect their competence.
Respect their independence.
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Allow them to be the teacher/instructor.
Don't expect a lot of outward expressions of warmth.
Let them be in charge -- resisting is often futile.
Respect their competence.
Respect their independence.
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Avoid meaningless chit chat.
Be extremely well-prepared.
Be logical in your verbal presentation.
Competence is an absolute must.
Don't be afraid of providing new possibilities and ideas.
Mentally challenge their competent minds.
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