TPSG Behavioral Assessment Report
TPSG Behavioral Assessment Report
Promoter
A Promoter is a casual, uninhibited, and persuasive
extravert with a tendency for informality.
Strongest Behaviors
• Socially informal, extraverted, and outgoing; gets familiar quickly. Communicates in an uninhibited, lively, and
adaptable manner, drawing others into the conversation.
• Interested in people, building relationships, and teamwork rather than technical matters. Affable, optimistic, and
easily trusting.
• Focused on goals and the people needed to get there, not details or plans; frequently delegates details.
• Socially-focused, naturally empathizes with people, easily seeing their point of view or understanding their
emotions. Positive, non-threatening communication.
• Teaches and shares; often working collaboratively with others to help in any capacity.
• Accommodating; most comfortable working with others, often puts team/company goals before personal goals.
Promotes teamwork by actively sharing authority.
Summary
Jackie is an outgoing, talkative, very friendly individual, a lively and stimulating communicator. A good mixer who is
poised, active and responsive in social situations.
The complete extravert; informal and uninhibited in their behavior; understands people well and is capable of using
that understanding to gain the friendship and cooperation of others. It is important to this individual to be liked and
accepted, and they express themself to individuals or groups with warmth and enthusiasm. Easily understands and
accepts other viewpoints, ideas, and feelings, and can be effective at getting diverse groups to come together and
collaborate.
Relatively unconcerned about details and often inclined to consider them unimportant, this individual expresses
themself in general terms, aimed more at gaining the interest or attention of others than in communicating specific,
factual information. Their interest in details and specifics which are not crucial to success is, at best, casual. As
such, they focus on the “big picture” personal goals, and if appropriate, their colleagues, direct reports, or team.
They’re flexible about how they attain these goals, often thinking “out of the box” and collaborating widely to get
there.
Their work pace is faster-than-average and they can learn quickly, but rather generally, if left on their own.
Because of their strong social orientation, group learning, mentors, and coaches are most effective.
Cheerful and upbeat; makes friends easily and enjoys doing things for people, although they’re rather casual about
exactly how things are done. This individual’s friendly, enthusiastic style makes others feel welcome. Strongly
persuasive; has complete confidence in their ability to gain others’ trust and buy-in; is persistent and won’t take
“no” for an answer.
Management Style
Selling Style
Management Strategies
To maximize effectiveness, productivity, and job satisfaction, consider providing Jackie with the following:
• Frequent, regular contact and communication with people
• Recognition for work done right, bearing in mind that rewards which give Jackie additional status in the eyes of
coworkers, friends, and family are particularly valuable and are strong motivators
• The opportunity to be involved in a variety of different kinds of activities
• A flexible work environment, where they’re evaluated on results, team-building, or "outside the box" solutions,
rather than following an exact process to get there
• If necessary, thorough training, with intense concentration and discipline in teaching the details, routines and
systems which are basic to the job. Follow up will be necessary on any specifics or details.