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P-O7ERSONALITYRGANIZATIONSOrganizational Needs – Employee Satisfaction, Job
Fit, Core Skills: My organization and personal assessment needs have a high need
for achievement where I score a 22 out of 25 (McGraw-Hill, 2022). My McGraw-Hill
assessment showcases that, “persons who have high need for achievement tend to
like jobs where pay and performance are linked and where advancement is
possible” (2022). That is why my organizational leadership traits focus on cross
functional training with other individual personnel teams that enhance job
involvement and incorporate valuable insight into other teams. This personnel
investment fulfills the desire to achieve more educational training, advance their
performance, and increase their core skills when new certifications are
obtained.Organizational Change and Climate: Organizations today have been
studying how organizational behavior can affect the climate and culture of their
companies. According to my McGraw-Hill assessment, my organization has a
moderate diversity climate scoring a 37 out of 60 on the assessment (McGraw-Hill,
2022). As an ENFJ, it is crucial that no matter what missionor task is involved, the
people will be essential to being the organizations conscience (Kroeger et al., 2002).
That is why as an ENFJ, relating well to the team members is crucial in establishing
the proper culture and enhancing it with the interpersonal skills that my personality
possesses. Step 2
What have you learned from these personality tests about organizational behavior?
The personality assessments from both organizations have shown me that my
desire to lead has been enhanced with my ENFJ personality. Employee engagement
is essential to how any organization will continue to flourish. An article titled, The
Impact of Top Leaders’ Personalities, stated it best by saying, “…leaders’
personalities attract or deter job applicants, influence decisions to select or reject
them, and influence turnover decisions of current members of the organization
(Oreg & Berson, 2018). By using the charisma and empowering leadership