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Self-Development Master Class using Myers Briggs - Friday 27th April 2007

Have you ever wondered why you seem to relate better to some people than others? Why some of your colleagues seem to be on your wavelength whereas others have very different thought processes and styles. Have you ever asked yourself "Why don't they get it?" when an idea, conclusion or plan of action seems obvious to you?

The Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is the most widely used instrument for understanding personality differences that can be the source of much misunderstanding and miscommunication between people. (Over two million questionnaires are completed each year worldwide). The MBTI, based on over fifty years of research, is extremely effective in enabling you to identify your strengths and provides in a practical way a better understanding of yourself, your motivations and potential areas for growth. Equally it will also enable you to understand and appreciate those who differ from you.

Myers-Briggs popularity is based on the fact that people love to learn about themselves. The indicator is very intuitive and the results are relatively easy for most to understand. A feeling of ‘coming home’ is often reported by those who go through the Myers-Briggs experience.

Before The Workshop

You will be asked to complete the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, a 93-question assessment that gathers personal preferences. The online assessment takes about 15 20 minutes and would need to be completed by Monday 23rd April.

During the Workshop

The results of each person’s MBTI will be provided to you at the workshop in a personalised report. These results are confidential to the recipient.

However, there’s tremendous value in sharing this information, and participants virtually always do so.

Start 10am

Overview of Myers Briggs

Group self-assessment

Are you an Extrovert or an Introvert?

Problem Definition Vs Big Picture

How do you make decisions?

What is your preference for time management?

Personalised reports distributed to participants Lunch - 12.30pm to 1.30pm What does it mean to be my type Getting along with other types Managing conflict What does the future hold?

Close 4pm

This course will be run by Salma Shah:

Salma’s career commenced within the IT industry where her roles were predominately customer facing including sales, pre- sales support and management. She has worked for organisations such as Oracle, PeopleSoft and Systems Union dealing with IT customers, both from a commercial and technical perspective. She now runs a training and consultancy practise and her training methodology is based on personal knowledge and 15+ years experience of the IT industry. Salma is also a business psychologist with NLP certification and an accredited coach. Other areas of specialism include the building of high performance teams, executive coaching and mentoring, career development/planning and leadership training.

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