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Guilty? Maybe Not

We all have those secret indulgences that make us look twice before diving in, as if the fun police might burst through the door

Presence Over Productivity

Despite study after study showing that hybrid and remote work is a win-win for both employers and employees, some leaders are convinced that productivity

Quietly Loud, Loudly Quiet

Shy Extroverts and outgoing Introverts really do exist, and they’re not as elusive as Sasquatch or Ogopogo. You don’t need a blurry photo or

Electives for Every Personality

Back to school season is here again. Despite the TV and internet adds from Staples, Walmart, and Amazon, it did not begin in early

Small Wins, Big Deal

As summer edges toward its unofficial curtain call and pumpkin-spice season starts making its way to centre stage, it’s tempting to measure the past

Writer’s Block Is Just a Committee Dispute

At the end of 2024, I set an ambitious goal: publish one post per week on the Personality Dimensions® blog. I knew I’d get

Can I Ask You a Quick Favour?

“Quick favour” is one of those phrases, like “brief meeting” or “just one more episode,” that almost never means what it says. Some people

You’re Not You When You’re Hangry

You’ve been asked by someone at work to take a personality test before the next team meeting. You sit down to take it before

Thinking Through the Trash

Some personality differences are easy to spot, like how we communicate, what motivates us, and how we work with others. But some show up