Today’s Agenda A little about the RAT Your feedback on class Some background on the MBTI Teams discuss MBTI Whole class talks about teams One minute papers on teams & discuss Individuals complete initial peer eval
Learning Goals Identify how your view of management and assumptions about people drive your behavior Understand the meaning of each of the 4 dimensions of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Discuss the implications of MBTI types for how people interact in groups
Human Relations Model Mentor Role Competencies: Understanding Self and Others Developing Subordinates Facilitator Role Competency: Building Teams
Focus within organization (self) Flexibility
Complement: Rational Goal Model
The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Based on Jung’s (1971) theory of psychological types. How people Make decisions Perceive information
Carefully researched Well validated Type indicator developed by Isabel Briggs Myers and Katherine Cook Briggs Carefully researched Well validated
____ ____ ____ ____ Extraversion/Introversion Sensing/iNtuiting ____ ____ ____ ____ Extraversion/Introversion Sensing/iNtuiting Thinking/Feeling Judging/Perceiving
Why MBTI Matters to Groups Introverts vs. extroverts Sensers vs. iNtuiters Thinkers vs. feelers Judgers vs. perceivers