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How to Get Along with Everyone Who Isn t Me Presented for By Denise Ryan, MBA, CSP

Communication Challenges Emotions Technology Lack of focus, attention Assumptions Impatience Knowledge gap with non-cpas Generation differences Cultural/language barriers Communication style differences

Communication Styles Quiz This is an informal survey, designed to determine how you usually act in everyday situa ons. On the answer sheet, circle A or B in each pair of statements below, whichever best describes you most of the me. 1. A) I m usually open to ge ng to know people personally and establishing rela onships with them. B) I m not usually open to ge ng to know people personally and establishing rela onships with them. 2. A) I usually react slowly and deliberately. B) I usually react quickly and spontaneously. 3. A) I m usually guarded about other people s use of my me. B) I m usually open to other people s use of my me. 4. A) I usually introduce myself at social gatherings. B) I usually wait for others to introduce themselves to me at social gatherings. 5. A) I usually focus my conversa ons on the interests of the people involved, even if that means straying from the business or subject at hand. B) I usually focus my conversa ons on the tasks, issues, business, or subject at hand. 6. A) I m usually not asser ve, and I can be pa ent with a slow pace. B) I m usually asser ve, and at mes I can be impa ent with a slow pace. 7. A) I usually make decisions based on facts or evidence. B) I usually make decisions based on feelings, experiences or rela onships. 8. A) I usually contribute frequently to group conversa ons. B) I usually contribute infrequently to group conversa ons.

9. A) I usually prefer to work with and through others, providing support when possible. B) I usually prefer to work independently or dictate the condi ons in terms of how others are involved. 10. A) I usually ask ques ons or speak tenta vely and indirectly. B) I usually make empha c statements or directly expressed opinions. 11. A) I usually focus primarily on ideas, concepts, or results. B) I usually focus primarily on persons, interac ons, and feelings. 12. A) I usually use gestures, facial expression, and voice intona ons to emphasize points. B) I usually do not use gestures, facial expressions, and voice intona ons to emphasize points. 13. A) I usually accept others points of view (ideas, feelings, and concerns). B) I usually don t accept others points of view (ideas, feelings, and concerns). 14. A) I usually respond to risk and change in a cau ous or predictable manner. B) I usually respond to risk and change in dynamic or unpredictable manner. 15. A) I usually prefer to keep personal feelings and thoughts private, sharing only when I wish to do so. B) I usually find it natural and easy to share and discuss my feelings with others. 16. A) I usually seek out new or different experiences and situa ons. B) I usually choose known or similar situa ons and rela onships. 17. A) I m usually responsive to others agendas, interests, and concerns. B) I m usually directed toward my own agendas, interests and concerns. 18. A) I usually respond to conflict slowly and indirectly. B) I usually respond to conflict quickly and directly.

Please transfer your answers to this page. For example, if you circled A for Ques on 1, you will circle 1A. If you circled B, you would circle 1B. ANSWER SHEET O G D I 1A 1B 2B 2A 3B 3A 4A 4B 5A 5B 6B 6A 7B 7A 8A 8B 9A 9B 10B 10A 11B 11A 12A 12B 13A 13B 14B 14A 15B 15A 16A 16B 17A 17B 18B 18A TOTALS Total the numbers of items circled in each column and write it on the spaces above. Now, compare the O column with the G column and circle the le er that has the highest total. O or G Then compare the D column with the I column and circle the le er that has the highest total. D or I

Who are you? If you circled the G and D, you tend toward being a Controller/Director. Celebrate their ac on leadership and honesty Commander Values ge ng the job done Decisive risk taker Good at delega ng work to others Not shy but private about personal ma ers; comes on strong in conversa on Likes to be where the ac on is Take charge, enterprising, compe ve, efficient approach Fearless; no obstacle is too big to tackle Results Oriented If you circled the O and D, you show many quali es of a Promoter/Socializer. Celebrate their enthusiasm and joy Entertainer Values enjoyment and helping others with the same Full of ideas and impulsive in trying them Wants work to be fun for everyone Talka ve and open about self; asks others opinions; loves to brainstorm Flexible; easily bored with rou ne Intui ve, crea ve, spontaneous, flamboyant approach Op mist; nothing is beyond hope Celebra on Oriented

If you circled the O and I, you re predominantly a Supporter/Relater. Celebrate their gentleness and media on quali es Harmonizer Values acceptance and stability in circumstances Slow with big decisions; dislikes change Builds networks of friends to help do work Good listener; mid about voicing contrary opinions; concerned for others feelings Easy-going; likes slow, steady pace Friendly & sensi ve; no person is unlovable Rela onship Oriented If you circled the G and I, you have lots of Analyzer/Thinker characteris cs. Celebrate their sensi vity and depth Assessor Values accuracy in details & being right Plans thoroughly before deciding to act Prefers to work alone Introverted; quick to think and slow to speak; closed about personal ma ers Highly organized; even plans spontaneity! Cau ous, logical, thri y approach Though ul; no problem is too big to ponder Idea Oriented

How to Get Along with: Controller/Directors: Promoter/Socializers: Supporter/Relaters: Analyzer/Thinkers:

Unfortunately, there s only one of you. And a whole lot of everyone else. Here are some tips: Try to listen more if you are a Director or a Promoter. Try to talk more if you are a Supporter or a Thinker. Keep an open mind. You might not always be right. (I know, it s a long shot, but.) Take responsibility for yourself. (You can t control them only you.) Try empathy - they really might be going through something horrible. Treat others with respect. (The Golden Rule) Always praise good work a sincere compliment costs you nothing and goes a long way. Don t make promises you can t keep be true to your word. Apologize when you are wrong or hurt someone it costs you nothing. (Directors hear me?) Give other people a break, they may not be as excited, as sweet, as smart, or as perfect as you. And the day may come when you re not as excited, as sweet, as smart or as perfect as they are. Give yourself a break all you can do is be yourself and do your best. You won t get along with everyone, and that s okay.