Last time we explored Openness and Conscientiousness - your approach to innovation and execution. Now let's dive into the interpersonal side of your leadership: Extraversion and Agreeableness.
These traits shape how you connect with people and handle technical team dynamics.
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How would you describe your natural energy in team settings?
Extraversion isn't about being loud or talkative - it's about where you get your energy. Extraverted leaders recharge through people interaction and think out loud naturally.
They process ideas by talking them through with others.
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Do you feel more energized or drained after a day full of code reviews and architecture discussions?
High Extraversion leaders are naturally visible and accessible. They engage actively in code reviews, join technical discussions spontaneously, and create energy through their presence. Team members easily know where they stand.
Their leadership style is naturally engaging and interactive.
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Do you tend to manage through active participation in technical discussions or from focused individual work?
Low Extraversion (introverted) leaders recharge through quiet reflection and prefer deeper, one-on-one technical conversations. They think before speaking and provide calm, steady leadership presence.
Their teams appreciate their thoughtful, consistent approach.
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Do you prefer processing technical decisions alone first or discussing them immediately with the team?
Agreeableness measures your natural approach to relationships and conflict. High Agreeableness leaders prioritize team harmony and seek win-win solutions before addressing technical disagreements directly.
They naturally consider everyone's feelings and perspectives.
