If you have Context in your top five, you recognize that the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior. Ask your friends and coworkers about what actions may have contributed to their current successes. If you are in a role that requires teaching others, build your lessons around case studies and use your understanding of the past to help others map out the future. You'll enjoy the search for the appropriate case and your teammates will learn from these precedents. How are you applying your #Context talents at work? Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gFXr7hrc
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I use my context skills by learning from past behaviors to predict future success. Whether thats gathering insights from colleagues or myself on actions that led to achievements.
I also use my Context strength to learn more about the how and the why behind an organization. Putting the process into context can help train new staff in a more effective way than just proving step-by-step instructions. My top five strengths: Learner | Achiever | Input | Context | Focus.
This has consistently stayed my #5
It's my #1.
#1 by a mile
My 1# talent
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People who have the Context strength are usually excellent at managing change. They ask insightful questions and understand how others are likely to react based on subtle patterns they’ve discerned! Paul Boyer Kate Currutt Phil Rivera Meghan Pigden Rika Cooley PharmD. Leticia Augustain Jim Yanek Edward King Henry Walker Jr Peter Edgar Tara Lahtinen, MPH