Texas A&M University 1 PERSONALITY AND VALUES IDIS 611 Residency Week by Daniel Jennings, PhD, PE Andrew Rader Professor of Industrial Distribution Texas A&M University
2 Differences Between Leadership and Management
Texas A&M University3 Management Analyze Situations Analyze Situations Set Goals Set Goals Develop Strategies to Achieve Goals Develop Strategies to Achieve Goals Coordinate Activities Coordinate Activities Direct Employees Direct Employees
Texas A&M University4 Leadership The Ability To: The Ability To: uInfluence uInspire uDirect Actions To Attain A Desired Objective To Attain A Desired Objective
Texas A&M University5 Management And Leadership Should All Managers Be Leaders ? Should All Managers Be Leaders ? Should All Leaders Be Managers ? Should All Leaders Be Managers ?
Texas A&M University6 Leadership Leadership Is A People Leadership Is A PeopleActivity It is Not A Problem It is Not A Problem Solving Activity
Texas A&M University7 Leadership is Influence
Texas A&M University8 Followers Can Leaders Exist Can Leaders Exist Without Followers???
Texas A&M University 9 Interaction Between Values And Personality Determines The Behavior Of The Leader And the Follower
Texas A&M University10 Lack Of Congruence Personality Behavior Values
Texas A&M University11 Alignment Values Personality Behavior
Texas A&M University 12 Values
13 Is it your job? Is it to fulfill a dream or a hope? Is it the damn alarm clock? Why do you get out of bed each morning?
Texas A&M University 14 Is it the chance to make a difference, however great or small, in your work, your family, your community, and possibly even the world? Why Get Out of Bed?
Texas A&M University 15 Your answer could change your life. It could also change the lives of those around you. Your Answer?
Texas A&M University 16 Personality
17 Swiss Psychiatrist Carl Jung’s Observation Of Mental Activities.
Texas A&M University18 Jung’s Mental Activities Taking In Information--Perceiving Taking In Information--Perceiving Organizing Information And Coming To Conclusions--Judging Organizing Information And Coming To Conclusions--Judging
Texas A&M University19 Jung’s Basic Mental Processes Perceiving Judging Sensin g Intuition Thinking Feeling
Texas A&M University 20 Jung Believed That These Mental Processes Create An Energy That Forms The Personality Of An Individual.
Texas A&M University21 Orientation of Energy ExtraversionIntroversion Directed Inward Directed Outward
Texas A&M University22 Jung’s Eight Mental Functions Perceiving Judging Sensin g Intuition Thinking Feeling Sensin g Intuition Thinking Feeling Extraverted Introverted Extraverted Introverted
Texas A&M University23 Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Katharine Cook Briggs ( ) Katharine Cook Briggs ( ) Isabel Briggs Myers ( ) Isabel Briggs Myers ( ) u Both Studied Under Jung
Texas A&M University24 Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Individuals are classified as: Individuals are classified as: u Extraverted or Introverted (E or I) u Sensing or Intuitive (S or N) u Thinking or Feeling (T or F) u Perceiving or Judging (P or J) Combined Into 16 Personality Types Combined Into 16 Personality Types 2 Million People a Year Take the Test 2 Million People a Year Take the Test
Texas A&M University25 INTJ Visionaries with original minds and great drive for their own ideas and purposes. Visionaries with original minds and great drive for their own ideas and purposes. Skeptical Skeptical Critical Critical Independent Independent Determined Determined Stubborn Stubborn
Texas A&M University26 A Dynamic Theory Of Personality The 16 MBTI Types Aren’t Static Boxes The 16 MBTI Types Aren’t Static Boxes They Describe Dynamic Energy Systems They Describe Dynamic Energy Systems Provides a Multifaceted Aspect Of Personality Provides a Multifaceted Aspect Of Personality Enhances Understanding Of Oneself And Others Enhances Understanding Of Oneself And Others