2008-03-25T10:11:00.000-07:00

BLUE EXPRESSIVE	Characteristics & Behaviour
Time	Erratic – brief, if uninvolved or unstimulated or intrigued
Questions to expect	Some personal / creative
Answers to expect	Personal, creative / ego area
Response to threat	Takes personally – attacks back
Needs	Avoid details & too many facts – to have broad picture - recognition
Small talk	Strong, personal, interest, positive
Environment	Slightly disorganised – friendly, light, colourful
Tone and Manner	Energy, animated, intuitive, excitable, articulate
Proud of:	Achievement, creativity, judging people
Decisions	On basis of personal motivation, on broad picture, quick
Criteria	If you are not creative & emotional, you could be dull

Blue Personality

2008-03-01T05:56:00.001-08:00

BLUES (15%) OPEN & DIRECT

fun loving
creative
see the Big picture
often never 'build' the biz
tend to jump from program to program
talk a lot
story-tellers
life of the party
like 'spillover'
charm
salespersons

Theoretical, competitive and always driven to acquire more knowledge and competence, Blues are unequalled when it comes dealing with complex, theoretical issues and designing new systems. They seek knowledge for its own sake and are driven to challenge and test ideas and authority. Their first reaction is to critique and set their own benchmarks against which they measure everyone and everything. They are highly precise in thought and language and future oriented, trusting only logic not the rules or procedures of the past. As leaders, Blues are visionary and do best in positions requiring strategic thinking. Their interest is in improving the idea or organization. Then, they move on, with little interest in maintenance and consolidation or for explaining the complexities of a plan that, to them, seems so obvious. Blues include Hillary Clinton, Bill Gates, George Soros and Vice President Cheney. (Blues correspond to the Myers-Briggs NTs.)

Blue Personalities

Blue Personality