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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2026 · 36 MIN

58. Personality Types and Leadership in Evaluation

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Do you ever wonder if your personality is "right" for leadership in evaluation? In this episode, Maria challenges the myth that only certain personality types belong in leadership roles by exploring what research says about personality and leadership, why extroverts are overrepresented in leadership positions, and how introverts can be just as effective depending on the team context. Using the D.O.P.E. framework—Dove, Owl, Peacock, and Eagle—she breaks down four personality types and how they show up in evaluation work, discussing their natural strengths, potential challenges, and specific skills they can develop to become more effective leaders. This episode will help you understand how to work with your natural personality while building the skills you need to thrive in leadership.  Register for the Own Your Edge Masterclass happening on January 20, 2026 here.  Resources Take the Test - D.O.P.E. Personality D.O.P.E. Personality - Home D.O.P.E visual   www.mariamontenegro.ca | www.linkedin.com/in/mariamontenegro

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