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PRESENTED BY: STEPHANIE N. ALVAREZ, PHARM.D. WHAT IS YOUR PHARMACY COLOR?
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PRESENTED BY: STEPHANIE N. ALVAREZ, PHARM.D. WHAT IS YOUR PHARMACY COLOR?

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Page 1: PRESENTED BY: STEPHANIE N. ALVAREZ, PHARM.D. WHAT IS YOUR PHARMACY COLOR?

P R E S E N T E D B Y: S T E P H A N I E N . A LV A R E Z , P H A R M . D .

WHAT IS YOUR PHARMACY COLOR?

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DESIGN OVERVIEW

• Pre-work survey• Learn the four “color categories” of personality• What this means for your leadership ability• Asses the differences between them • Strength and weakness of each type• Positive approach for conflict resolution

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FIND YOUR COLOR

• RED

• YELLOW

• GREEN

• BLUE

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RED • Leader/promoter• Dominant personality• Problem solvers• Self reliance• Accepts challenges• Getting immediate

results• Making quick decisions• Persistence• Take charge

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RED• New varied

activities• Opportunity to

really get things done• Freedom to act

from their instinct

• Multi-tasker• Handles difficult

assignments• Control over the

situation• Direct answers

from others, no innuendoes

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ON THE OTHER HAND….

• Insensitive towards others• Impatient• Overlook risks• Talks too much• Inattentive to details at times• Resenting of restrictions

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BLUE• The calm one• Often sought as a

mediator• Loyal• Open-minded• Good listener• Creative

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BLUE• Sincere

appreciation by others• Minimal conflict

between people• Security• Acknowledgement

of work by others

• Limited territory• Traditional

procedures• Opportunity to

develop personal relationships

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DID I MENTION……• Resist change• Trouble making deadlines• Overly lenient with people• Procrastinates• Indecisive• Holds grudges• Overly possessive• Lacks initiative

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GREEN• The perfectionist• Orderliness• Disciplined• Precise• Diplomatic with

people• Analytical

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GREEN• Being able to

concentrate on detail• Opportunities to

critique• Stable surroundings

and procedures• Exact job

description, expectations

• Opportunities for "careful" planning• Sufficient time to

do things right• Opportunities for

reassurance from authority

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GREEN

• Indecisive • Get bogged down

in details• Rigid with the "how

to's"• Avoids controversy

• Low self esteem• Hesitant to try new

things• Sensitive to

criticism• Can be pessimistic

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YELLOW• Vocal• Optimism• Make good

impressions• Verbally articulate• Like to help others• Creates

entertaining climate

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YELLOW• Friendly warm

environment• Freedom from

control• Public recognition

of ability

• Opportunity to talk• Positive

reinforcement• Enthusiastic

response to ideas

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HOWEVER……• Following through• Overestimating

results• Misjudging

capabilities• Talks too much

• Acts impulsively• Jumps to

conclusions• Over commits• Acts first, thinks

second

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COLOR WHEEL AT WORK

• Each brings strength and weakness

• No one is an island

• Color Combinations – why we need the other

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TYPE: RED

What they need from others

• Attention to routine tasks• Caution• Focus on details and

facts

What they want

• Be succinct, precise, give them facts• Focus on results and

outcomes • Use their time

efficiently • Be confident when

you talk to a red

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TYPE: GREEN

Areas for growth

• Be more open with their feelings• Be more optimistic• Appears emotionally

detached

What they need

• Quick decisions made• Help to persuade

others

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TYPE: BLUE

Areas for Growth

• Saying “No”• Moving at a faster

pace

What they need

• Others to bring them into the group• Push to try new things• How to accept change

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TYPE: YELLOW

Areas for growth

• Time awareness• Objectivity in decision

making

What they need

• Follow through on details• Logical approach• Focus on tasks

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TAKE AWAY

Recognize personality types

Insight to those you work with, and how you may be perceived

To encourage a better pharmacy work place.

Thank you