Analytical Communicators . . ., like a process, a plan, or step-by-step instructions, use numbers or hard facts to contribute to group work or projects, prefer a broad overview that lets them skip to the end point, try to relate to other members of the group and work to understand how other group members feel and think, Functional Communicators . . ., try to relate to other members of the group and work to understand how other group members feel and think, use numbers or hard facts to contribute to group work or projects, prefer a broad overview that lets them skip to the end point, like a process, a plan, or step-by-step instructions, Intuitive Communicators . . ., like a process, a plan, or step-by-step instructions, prefer a broad overview that lets them skip to the end point, use numbers or hard facts to contribute to group work or projects, try to relate to other members of the group and work to understand how other group members feel and think, Personal Communicators . . ., try to relate to other members of the group and work to understand how other group members feel and think, use numbers or hard facts to contribute to group work or projects, like a process, a plan, or step-by-step instructions, prefer a broad overview that lets them skip to the end point, Someone who wants to use logic and statistics to communicate is which kind of communicator?, analytical, functional, intuitive, personal, Someone who focuses on how everyone is feeling in a group is which kind of communicator?, analytical, functional, intuitive, personal, Someone who wants to know what the end product should look like, and wants to skip right to it is which kind of communicator?, analytical, functional, intuitive, personal, Someone who wants to know the exact steps to complete a process is which type of communicator?, analytical, functional, intuitive, personal

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