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Collaborative Leadership Development

Have you ever felt that personality differences are hindering your team or organization’s progress? Community Solutions can improve the effectiveness of various groups with the help of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). Our staff are certified to administer the MBTI and have used it to increase collaborative potential in various settings with groups ranging in size from 5 to 35 members, both as a standalone tool and as a part of a larger strategic process. The MBTI can help teams:
 

  • Become more efficient and effective

  • Identify strengths and challenges

  • Enhance communication and leadership skills

  • Understand personality differences and resolve conflict quickly

 

The MBTI is a personality inventory tool based on Carl Jung’s theory of psychological types, which asserts that variation in individual behaviors is typically consistent, and a result of differences in how individuals use perception and judgement. The MBTI identifies 16 personality types based on the interaction between the following core areas:

  • Extraversion or Introversion (E or I): How you get energy

  • Sensing or Intuition (S or N): How you take in and interpret information

  • Thinking or Feeling (T or F): How you make decisions

  • Judging or Perceiving (J or P): How you deal with the outside world

 

At the end of an MBTI session, participants will know their

individual and team members’ MBTIs and understand how

those types influence the ways they interact and function

as a group.

“Psychological type is a theory of personality developed by Swiss psychiatrist Carl G. Jung to explain the normal differences between healthy people. Based on his observations, Jung concluded that differences in behavior result from individuals’ inborn tendencies to use their minds in different ways. As people act on these tendencies, they develop predictable patterns of behavior.”

       --Isabel Briggs Myers, Introduction to Type​

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