PI Reference Profiles
Understand what drives you. Understand what drives your people.
After a thorough analysis of millions of Behavioral Assessments, the PI Science Team identified 17 “Reference Profiles” that create a behavioral map for different types of people. You can think of these as easy-to-reference groupings of the characteristics of people who have similar drives.
Watch the video below to learn more about our 17 reference profiles.
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Analytical profiles
ANALYZER
STRATEGIST
CONTROLLER
VENTURER
SPECIALIST
Social profiles
ALTRUIST
MAVRICK
CAPTAIN
PERSUADER
COLLABORATOR
PROMOTER
Stabilizing profiles
ADAPTER
OPERATOR
CRAFTSMAN
ARTISAN
GUARDIAN
Persistent profiles
INDIVIDUALIST
SCHOLAR
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