What to Know About Enneagram Type 7 at Work 🔍 The Enneagram Case Files Series

Do you tend to look on the bright side, and can find the good in almost any situation?
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Are you easily fascinated by interesting people, events, and ideas?
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Do you find yourself always coming up with new, visionary ideas?
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Do you dislike limits of any kind and prefer to keep your options open?
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If any of these resonate, you might be an Enneagram Seven...Listen in to learn more about Enneagram Type 7 and these real life experiences!
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I'm so glad Ellen said she loves details and spreadsheets - That's so me! I'm more of a 5 at my remote work- data geek who can work alone and with groups. I'm also a voracious reader and documentary watcher - not for competency but rather because it's fun or something I'm interested in. I also hate to be micromanaged, anticipate the future more than remaining present, seek freedom and fun in everything- worked corporate for 20 years at the same company BUT I was a "floating" assistant - someone who's shifted to a new department every 2 years. I'm definitely a 7 and it was so great hearing you all share work experiences. Thanks for this, Sarah, Kate, and Ellen :)
EDIT UPDATE: So, turns out, I'm a type 2 but I do have 7 in my tritype (2-7-1) so the stuff I said is still relevant :)