This behavioral style is indirect and task focused. It may be challenging to build a relationship with them. Stay focused on the task, be competent and professional and you may win them over.
What do they want? Correctness and accuracy. C-behavioral styles want to make sure that they get everything right and aren’t focused on much else.
Some Traits of the C-behavioral style…
- Deliberate every angle before acting
- You’ll never hear them make an impulsive statement or go out on a limb
- Respect accuracy and precision
- Extensively research the BEST POSSIBLE solution
- Value privacy
- Don’t express their thoughts until called upon or until they feel like they understand the situation fully
- Don’t chat or gossip
- It can take a long time to “break them out of their shell”
- Only need a few close relationships to feel socially satisfied
- Use logic when it comes to making decisions
- Are often wise and insightful
- Are creative, but don’t need recognition for it
- See the Big Picture
- Are constantly assessing people and situations
- Want to be right
- Value their reputation
- Consider every negative outcome
- Pay attention to detail
- Have high standards
They are energized by…
- Being correct
- Having access to information and resources
- Having enough time to do things thoroughly
- Being dealt with in a businesslike fashion
- Feeling confident in a decision due to thorough due diligence
- Understanding the Big Picture
They lose energy when…
- Dealing with sudden change
- Being required to socialize or deal with others
- Dealing with emotionally-charged people
- Disclosing personal information
- Confrontations
- They lack time
- They work in a system that lacks regulations and quality control
- They are criticized by people with inaccurate information
Strengths
- Good logical thinkers who don’t make rash decisions
- Rarely make mistakes
- Good at analyzing everything down to the last detail
- They are thorough
- Maintain high standards for their work
- Can settle disagreements
- Never lose anything
- Unbiased and fair
- Good at diagnosing issues and coming up with solutions
Weaknesses
- Can appear uptight and stuffy in social situations
- Overly critical
- Get bogged down in the details
- Can revert to simply sharing facts instead of selling
- Dislikes working in groups
- Doesn’t like to be bothered
- Spend too much time examining all the details of a simple task
- Intolerant of others’ methods.


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Sun, Jul 18, 2010
Behavioral styles