Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Who am I?
While my GCI scores were optimistic about my foundation for global leadership, but in the true spirit of analysis, I'd like to discuss my two lowest scores--self-awareness and self-identity. I'm a little surprised by these results, but I have a good idea of where this is coming from. I'm always interested in other people's opinions and perspectives. I often find myself searching for opposing views to editorials I read in the newspaper. I really want to be presented with solid, influencing opinions from all sides of an issue. While this might be considered a strength, this assessment has made me realize that this can be a weakness as well. If I am always ready and willing to be influenced, then maybe I should take more time to build my own opinions before seeking all of the facts and opinions I can before making a decision. But maybe I'm wrong.... what do you think? :D
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You've done a good job of summarizing how I often feel about opinions--sometimes I think I look waffly without stronger opinions, but I'm opposed to forming strong ones without getting plenty of insight from everywhere. I also see this mostly as a strength, but it may be a weakness in some contexts, like in a leadership environment when there isn't enough time to collect as much data as we'd like?
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