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Gm 591 Life Style Inventory Report

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GM 591: Life Styles Inventory – Survey results for John Hastings

Instructor: Rick Roechnes

Date: 09-JAN-2010

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 Introduction 3 2.0 Personal Thinking Styles (Part I) 3 2.1 Primary thinking & Back up thinking style 4 2.2 Limiting thinking style 4 3.0 Impact on Management Style (Part II) 5 3.1 Planning 5 3.2 Organizing 6 3.3 Leading 6 3.4 Controlling 6 4.0 Genesis of Personal Styles (Part III) 6 5.0 Conclusion and Reflection (Part IV) 8

Introduction

Human Synergistic International’s Life style Inventory survey has provided me with very insightful information on my thinking and …show more content…

I usually set realistic and attainable goals while planning. Planning is basically setting objectives and identifying actions to achieve those objectives. I sometimes get into details while planning which usually is challenging and time consuming.

4. Organizing

Organizing is dividing up the tasks and arranging resources to accomplish them. I am associating my medium score on the perfectionistic style with my organizing skills. I tend to have an efficient, business-like approach to tasks.

5. Leading

Successful managers instill enthusiasm by communicating with others, motivating them to work hard, maintaining good interpersonal relations. My affiliative style is characterized by my need to build relationships that are meaningful and reciprocal will help me. I would also have focus on motivating and developing the team members.

6. Controlling

Effective controlling is the process of monitoring performance and taking action to ensure desired results. Controlling ensures that the overall directions of individuals and groups are consistent with short and long range plans. With high percentile power thinking style I am not very effective in controlling. I plan to use some of the suggestions in the LSI survey to become less power oriented so I can be effective.

Genesis of Personal Styles (Part

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