me welcome Lauri and we’ll get underway. Good morning, Lauri. Welcome. Lauri Dishman Well, thank you always a very much Larry. As always it’s pleasure to present on Seminars@Hadley. And thanks to all of you for spending your morning tuning in to listen to this particular seminar. What I want to do is I want to start out our discussion on personality in the workplace by reading a passage. And this is a passage that comes from a book by an author David Keirsey who is very, very instrumental in studying personality and temperament. And to read this passage, and I want you if you I’m going are interested in making comments to feel free to comment in the comment section about your reactions to this passage, what do you think it means, how it relates to personality. But I often like to start out my seminar on personality by reading this, just so that we have an understanding of here. why we’re So the passage is called Different Drummers. The book that is called Please Understand Me II by David it’s from you do not want what I want, please try not to Keirsey. “If tell me that my want is wrong or if my beliefs are different from yours. At least pause before you set out to correct them. Or if my emotion seems less or more intense than yours given the same circumstances, try not to ask me to feel other than I do, or if I act or fail to act in the manner of your design for action, please let me be. I do not for the
me welcome Lauri and we’ll get underway. Good morning, Lauri. Welcome. Lauri Dishman Well, thank you very much Larry. As always it’s always a pleasure to present on Seminars@Hadley. And thanks to all of you for spending your morning tuning in to listen to this particular seminar. What I want to do is I want to start out our discussion on personality in the workplace by reading a passage. And this is a passage that comes from a book by an author David Keirsey who is very, very instrumental in studying personality and temperament. And I’m going to read this passage, and I want you if you are interested in making comments to feel free to comment in the comment section about your reactions to this passage, what do you think it means, how it relates to personality. But I often like to start out my seminar on personality by reading this, just so that we have an understanding of why we’re here. So the passage is called Different Drummers. The book that it’s from is called Please Understand Me II by David Keirsey. “If you do not want what I want, please try not to tell me that my want is wrong or if my beliefs are different from yours. At least pause before you set out to correct them. Or if my emotion seems less or more intense than yours given the same circumstances, try not to ask me to feel other than I do, or if I act or fail to act in the manner of your design for action, please let me be. I do not for the