Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
Things You’ll Need:
- Computer
- Personality test
- Being aware
Step1
Golds like structure, following policies/procedures, and tradition
Observe at work. The Gold or SJ type will arrive to work on time or a bit before and prepared to start work. For those not arriving on time or prepared, expect to receive a critical eye from the Golds/SJs. The type of work they enjoy is structured, predictable, traditional, dealing with numbers, facts, details, and routine. As excellent coordinators, they will serve as resourceful managers of resources. They will be the one's volunteering to lead office picnics and parties. As change implementors, they dutifully will make gradual improvements, however, leading a major change effort requires much more energy from them and some may even suggest they dislike change.
Step2
Gold's like organized fun...checklists for vacations and play by the rules in games
Observe at play. After a hard day of work, Golds/SJs will leave the office after all their work is done. They are very dedicated employees. Golds like organized sports and playing by the rules. They are competitive but not necessarily ultra competitive like the Oranges. If their play takes them on a vacation, they will plan the most cost effective trip, map out the route, develop a checklist of items to bring and then check them off the list once the car is packed. Did I mention the trip will have an itinerary?
Step3
Security, control, and traditional parenting...no money, no security
Observe at home. Golds/SJs prefer traditional family structure. The home is a well organized place. The toilet paper is placed so the flap hangs down for easy tearing and less waste. Kitchen cabinets are arranged in some type of order and with the labels pointing out for easy identification. Toys are put back into their proper place...after all,everything has its place. When scattered all about, it can drive a Gold/SJ crazy. The Gold parent is more authoritarian, develops the rules and enforces them.
Comments
bizewriter said
on 12/20/2007 Nice work. I'm always forgetting what "type" I am. I'm borderline on some things so the results have changed. :-)
Elitchka said
on 11/7/2007 Very good description.
Elitchka said
on 11/7/2007 Quite interesting.