The Chris LoCurto Show 174 | Delivering Criticism To A High I Personality Style
Apr 26, 2016
52:14
http://chrislocurto.com/delivering-constructive-criticism-to-a-high-i-personality-style/
On today’s podcast, we are doing something a little bit different. We are taking your call-in questions over the phone.
We are super excited to try this out. Let us know if you enjoy this type of show. We want to know your thoughts so, leave a comment at the bottom of the post.
Now on to our first question!
Question 1:
One of the individuals that I coach is a great team member, has a ton of potential, and has been really receptive. Something came up last week when we were meeting that totally stumped me.
He’s a high D personality style, has a lot of I as well, so really can be sincere but on the job he’s totally task. As he and I were breaking down kind of what was going on on some of the actions that have happened and the behaviors that he had exhibited recently.
The thing that came out is that he doesn’t care about the individual that he’s working with at the moment. That’s pretty much how he said it and it kind of floored me for a minute.
He and I both have a good relationship. I let him know that I wasn’t judging his comment but I was totally bewildered, I didn’t know what to say. I don’t know where to go.
Here’s what we hit:
Adapting your personality style
Gaining Self-worth in a role
The need for control
The role your root system plays in your leadership
Fear of failing
What questions to ask to guide a team member to self-discovery
Delivering constructive criticism to a high I personality style
Question 2:
I’m having a harder time than I used to of taking a breath and making the time to be there with the individual rather than just trying to get through the agenda so I can get to the next thing. I don’t know how to get back to a place of patience and just focusing on the individual.
The balance between the task at hand and a teachable moment
Perspective when it comes to pressure and stress
On today’s podcast, we are doing something a little bit different. We are taking your call-in questions over the phone.
We are super excited to try this out. Let us know if you enjoy this type of show. We want to know your thoughts so, leave a comment at the bottom of the post.
Now on to our first question!
Question 1:
One of the individuals that I coach is a great team member, has a ton of potential, and has been really receptive. Something came up last week when we were meeting that totally stumped me.
He’s a high D personality style, has a lot of I as well, so really can be sincere but on the job he’s totally task. As he and I were breaking down kind of what was going on on some of the actions that have happened and the behaviors that he had exhibited recently.
The thing that came out is that he doesn’t care about the individual that he’s working with at the moment. That’s pretty much how he said it and it kind of floored me for a minute.
He and I both have a good relationship. I let him know that I wasn’t judging his comment but I was totally bewildered, I didn’t know what to say. I don’t know where to go.
Here’s what we hit:
Adapting your personality style
Gaining Self-worth in a role
The need for control
The role your root system plays in your leadership
Fear of failing
What questions to ask to guide a team member to self-discovery
Delivering constructive criticism to a high I personality style
Question 2:
I’m having a harder time than I used to of taking a breath and making the time to be there with the individual rather than just trying to get through the agenda so I can get to the next thing. I don’t know how to get back to a place of patience and just focusing on the individual.
The balance between the task at hand and a teachable moment
Perspective when it comes to pressure and stress