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Is there a typical personality that works in internal comms? When four senior members of a Lloyds Banking Group comms team agreed to take a personality test for us, they didn’t take it too seriously at first. It turned out to have a significant impact on how they collaborate.
Following changes to a team structure and roles and responsibilities, members of a Lloyds Banking Group comms unit agreed to take an online personality test to learn more about themselves and where they could better support each other.
The four senior members of the team took the test – which takes about 15 minutes to complete – and didn’t expect the results to be so...
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