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Understanding Analyst Personality

Socially Selective

  • They don’t necessarily care about befriending everyone they meet,
  • they’re good at shutting down unwanted conversations
  • They may seem rude, unapproachable, or antisocial
  • They won’t feel socially fulfilled by spending time with anyone
  • They want to surround themselves with people who really get them

Thinker, not Robot

  • They are known for their love of rationality
  • aim to make decisions with their heads rather than their hearts
  • Their intuitive personality trait energizes their imaginations
  • These types often love ideas and speculation more than the realities of follow-through
  • They may forget that they actually need to test their ideas in the real world

Independent Minds

  • They have little patience for following in others’ footsteps
  • They are questioners, reluctant to take anything on faith
  • They tend to hold themselves to high standards, and they often hold the people around them to these high standards as well
  • They tend to care a great deal about learning and professional success

Problem Solving

  • A core strength of Analysts is their faith in their problem-solving abilities
  • They tend to express the highest intellectual self-confidence
  • They balance their intellectual self-assurance with their innate curiosity, they can find success and even enjoyment in the face of challenges both large and small

Driven by Curiosity

  • Analysts are innately curious
  • This helps them to ensure that their ideas are workable, rather than just clever
  • They have a strong drive to learn
  • They are also relentless self-improvers
  • They push the boundaries of what’s possible – no matter what anyone else may think
  • They want to find out things for themselves rather than accept received wisdom
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