Personal Reflection On My Personality Assessment

Communication Profile

I completed my personality assessment and found it quite enjoyable. My personality type was referred to as “The Consul” or also ESFJ-A. My individual traits included being 81% extraverted, 59% observant, 61% feeling, 78% judging, and 64% assertive. My personality assessment concluded that I had a strong organization skills, go all out to meet my responsibilities, treasure stability and security, and are great team players. My weaknesses included being influenced by social status, narrow minded when it came to socially acceptable mannerisms, struggle to be creative, vulnerable to criticism, provides attention to others who may not welcome it, and fish for compliments at times. Consuls like to have responsibilities in

My overall score was a 78%, which was above average in the interpersonal skills. The assessment scored me in the areas listening, emotional intelligence, verbal communication, and communicating in groups. My listening skills were average. I scored at a 69%. My weaknesses included developing my listening skills by practicing effective and active learning. I had a 68% in emotional intelligence. This part of the assessment scored how well I deal with my emotions and emotions of others around me. A suggestion the assessment provided was taking time to understand the emotions and why others or myself were exhibiting those behaviors. My verbal communication was at an 82%, which is above average. I am able to verbally communicate my message using appropriate language, and mannerisms. I can express myself well to others without having to go back and rephrase my message. I was above average in communicating in groups with a 92%. I do well in a group situation that requires me to communicate. The assessment concluded that I was a confident person who makes contributions to groups situations. It recommended that I watch others within my group to gather ideas further on how

I made sure that I asked people who would give me an honest opinion and were not afraid to voice their thoughts. Joanna (co-worker) listed my strengths as speaking in a consistent and clear rate, excellent with twitches or nervous shakes, and participated in conversations with nods. Areas I could improve on included not using the word “uh” as much in conversations, voicing my opinion in a confident manner, articulation, vocal variety, twitching of fingers while speaking, learning towards partner, volume, facial expressions could be expressed more clearly, include humor in conversation, gestures, and active listening skills. My results from my mom’s reflection on my communication skills included improving on speaking rate, confidence, vocal variety, volume, posture, nodding of head, and active listening skills. I was strong in my conversations with her in my speaking fluency, articulation, nervous twitches, finger movements, facial expressions, humor, and talking about new