It is
generally recognized that personality can be described by reference to 5 key
dimensions or global factors.
Extroverts are outgoing, warm individuals who enjoy company. They are lively, fun-loving
and are often quite open about themselves. They are group-oriented people who
naturally join in with others.
An
introvert is someone who is self-sufficient and prefers his or her own company.
Introverts are generally careful, serious and self-reliant.
Anxious
people worry a lot and are often tense. They are also impatient people with a
lot of nervous energy. They can also be very shrewd and hard to fool. On the
other hand, the confident person is calm in the face of adversity, meets
challenges easily, and exudes self-assurance.
Tough-minded people are unsentimental and look at things objectively. The
opposite is the tender-minded person who is more subjective and willing to
experiment.
Independence
is characterized by a dominant, forceful person who is competitive. This means
they can also be rather insensitive to other people. Co-operative people are
agreeable, preferring to avoid conflict. They are often described as shy.
The
conscientious person is self-controlled and dutiful. They are likely to be
tidy, organized and have a common sense, practical approach to problem solving.
As MBA aspirant you must develop a unique
personality suitable to you only but with high conviction and self esteem.
