The Counselor
Emotionally expressive, warm, understanding of others.
Introduction
The Counselor is the ideal friend for many. With a friendly demeanor and excellent listening skills, the Counselor always aims to build long-lasting relationships with friends and colleagues.
Characteristic Emotions
Approachable, expressive, and understanding.
Goals
To build strong friendships and seek happiness in life.
Judging Others By
Always seeing the positive side and strengths in others.
Influencing Others By
Personal relationships and being open with everyone.
Value in the Group
Stability, fostering many friendships, and being attuned to others' emotions.
Misuse
Indirect approaches and high tolerance.
When Feeling Pressured
They may become overly trusting of everyone without discernment.
Fears
Causing pressure on others and being blamed for any harm caused.
The Counselor as a talent for effectively resolving interpersonal issues. They impress others with their warmth, empathy, and understanding. Their optimism allows them to easily see the good in others. The Counselor tends to build long-term relationships at work. As a great listener, they are always ready to hear others' problems and offer suggestions gently, without imposing their ideas.
Teamwork
The Counselor can sometimes be overly tolerant and patient with unnecessary situations or individuals. Under pressure, they may become less efficient. When required to enforce rules or discipline someone, The Counselor tends to avoid direct confrontation, preferring a gentler approach. They value human factors over work performance, so they might need support to meet deadlines.
The Counselor often perceives criticism as negative behavior but responds positively to recognition and praise when tasks are completed. When taking on responsibilities, they focus on the quality of work conditions and ensuring team members receive deserved recognition for their efforts.
Strengths of The Counselor
Challenges of The Counselor
Career path
With strengths in human interaction and listening abilities, The Counselor would be well-suited for roles involving problem-solving related to personnel and human aspects.
Career paths for The Counselor could include: human resources management, personnel management, psychotherapy, counseling, sales, teaching,...