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Know the 💜 Purple People. The heart of deep thought in the organization.

💜 Overview of the Purple People (Analyst / Analysis)

Purple people are the "heart of deep thought" in the enterprise.

They are the ones who make the seemingly chaotic task come back logical.

And change the vague situation so clearly that the decision can continue.

Purple people are the power of "systematic thought + sharpness."

In other words, people who ask questions that make the team think deeper, such as

"Is this really the best way?"

"Are we still at risk not yet seen?"

The basic habit of purple.

â€Ē Think systematically. Like to analyze deeply.

â€Ē Looking at the big picture and connecting well

â€Ē Not emotionally determined

â€Ē Frankly, like the truth.

â€Ē If data is available = Accurate work

â€Ē If you find it wrong = close your heart very quickly 😅

Purple is the power of "Logic + Vision."

Is the person who makes the team walk in the right direction, not lost in the flow

And a man who dares to think of a point that others dare not touch.

🧭 is divided into 4 main types (according to the MBTI).

1.INTJ - The Rational (Architect)

Deep strategists see the future as a structure.

Like to think quietly alone, but hit difficult problems

If you ask who sees the best picture of the next five years, it's INTJ.

Strengths: Plan Accurately, Look Far, Have a Powerful Thinking System

Weaknesses: Look cool, see vulnerabilities so sensitive that others are easily corked.

2.INTP - Logician (Logician)

Theoretical thinkers like to experiment in their heads.

Enjoy finding answers to complex questions.

Do not like the task of following the same steps.

Strength: Very high rational creativity.

Weaknesses: Real work is slow, some because thinking too much. 😂

3.ENTJ - Commander (Commander)

The vision executive is clear.

Wally lays out direction and pulls the team to the goal.

Speak directly, not indirectly. Make some people flinch.

Strengths: Make Good Decisions, Drive the Organization Fast

Weaknesses: Unknowingly strong, fatigue the team.

4.ENTP - Debater (Debater)

Creative thinkers like to challenge the framework.

A lot of ideas. Think fast. Like to ask, "Why do you do this?"

Is someone who makes it easier for the team to think outside the box

Strengths: Be innovative, solve new problems well.

Weaknesses: Change ideas so often that others don't catch up. 😂

🊄 Summary of differences among analysts

Model Main energy highlight

INTJ, far-looking, ultra-planning, strategist.

INTP. Think deeply. Think hard. Think hard. Theorist / Innovator.

ENTJ leads the military, supervises the work, directs the leaders who drive the organization.

ENTP Thinking Outside the Box Enjoy Trying Rational Creationist

All of this has a common thing is - "Think systematically, don't use leading emotions."

They learn through observation-thinking-bridging.

Which always gives the team a healthy vision and reason.

⚙ïļ The strengths of the Purple people in the organization.

â€Ē A clear overview

â€Ē Decide on information, not lost in drama

â€Ē See problems in advance. Hedge well.

â€Ē Helping the team think deeply, not working superficially

â€Ē Fits strategic, analytical, systems, innovation

â€Ē It is the "brain of the organization" in many ways.

⚠ïļ Point to watch out for.

â€Ē May speak directly until it looks strong

â€Ē Less attention to the emotions of those around you

â€Ē Like to discuss too much until the team is tired

â€Ē If there is no reason or standard → Close your mind immediately.

â€Ē Do not like repetitive or directionless work

ðŸĪ Colors that work well.

💙 Light Blue (Guardians / Sentinels)

Because Fah likes the system → Purple likes logic.

Both are reinforcements that make organizations "think well and do well" simultaneously.

💛 Yellow (Explorer / Explorers)

Because yellow wades → purple thinks

Yellow actually made Purple's plan happen.

Purple makes yellow not too seaworthy.

💚 Mint Green (Diplomats / Diplomats) - Compatible If Listening To Each Other

Because green takes care of heart → purple takes care of logic

Even if they are different, they are the most complementary.

ðŸ’Ĩ, often contradictory colors.

💚 Mint Green (Diplomats)

The classic problem is

â€Ē Purple speaks directly

â€Ē Green needs a soft detour.

â€Ē Purple is interested in the truth.

â€Ē Green is interested in feelings

Finally, did not quarrel because of different ideas

But quarrel because of "different languages."

How to coexist:

Purple reduces the contrast by 10%.

Green increased the reason by 10%.

They can stay long.

🌟 Conclusion: Purple People in the Organization

The Purple People are the brains and compasses of the team.

They are the ones who take organizations, think far, think deeply and act rationally.

Is the person who asks questions that no one dares to ask

And a man who dares to plan the future clearer than anyone.

They're not cold people.

But a man who loves "truth, clarity and authenticity of work."

If the organization has purple people, the team will always be smarter, stronger, and think farther. 💜

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