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Which means, correct me Sarah if I'm wrong, that I perceive things abstractly before concrete; I focus on the big picture before I focus on details. No surprises.

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Which means, correct me Sarah if I'm wrong, that i give communication and receive communication with a person-focused filter. Again, no surprises. When I give written feedback, which I know needs to be specific and valance free, I feel the need to finish with Kudos/Praise. When I am communicating orally I am checking the receiver's face to get a reading on their comfort level. When I see watering eyes, I retreat quickly.

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Provide clear ideas for future improvement, but praise for what went well

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Provide clear ideas for future improvement, but praise for what went well

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No, I am not surprised. I listen and communicate with an open mind. I am able to alter my communication in response to what may be needed in the moment.

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No, this does not surprise me. I am able to see the big picture and do not like getting stuck on the details.

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This came out just barely ahead of thinking style for communication. It makes sense to me because I like to see the "big picture" and know the end focus.

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So, I do like having the iniformation and tend to communicate dispassionately, not focusing on the "warm fuzzies"

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I was very close to my second choice, but I wasn't really surprised. I like to see the big picture and then create the details. I ask why and I don't usually have to have an arsenal of specifics to get my points across.

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Haha, this is so me. It's a gift and curse. I take others into account and what to know about personal experience. I want to see the positive, but I sometimes am underestimated and it is seen as a weakness. I often sit back and gage the situation, view the players, and then decide how to interact in new situations.

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If I am interpreting "feeling" correctly, this doesn't really surprise me ... I tend to lean toward the value in building relationships and trust.

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Again .. not really surprising ... even a little encouraging as I learned that this combination is typical to those who desire to meet people's needs.  I hope that I can be a help to those around me, both professionally and personally.