posted September 13, 2007 12:35 AM         

You're an expert on what makes people tick. Without ever being bossy, you use your refined gauge on people to make good decisions about who to trust. You can tell who's the real deal and who's bluffing, and others would do well to take your lead in matters of personal judgment. Because your judgment is so keen, you generally truly trust the people in your network because your selection process is so thorough.

Because it comes as second nature to you, you may not even realize how unique it is to be able to clearly read people the way you do. For instance, when someone is in a difficult situation, you're most likely to offer them the clarity and insight necessary to make a smart decision. You're a great friend because you can read between the lines of what people are saying and understand what they're feeling even if they don't spell it out for you. You have a special skill, and those in your network can benefit from it greatly.

Activity Partners - 5
Connectors - 4
Listeners - 8
Experts - 9
Extraverts - 6
Perceivers - 9
Sidekicks - 5
Outspoken Voices - 7
Referrers - 3
Secret Keepers - 6
Negotiators - 9

Hopefully the link works: http://web.tickle.com/tests/networking/?test=networkingogt

posted September 13, 2007 03:15 AM         

You're the embodiment of tender loving care. You genuinely enjoy listening to others talk about how they feel, and you're skilled at using your insight to help them find solutions to their problems.

When you connect with people who have skills that complement yours, powerful networks can be formed.

Discover how to use your unique social style to build the connections that will get you everything you want in life — from friendship, to work, to the love of your life.

posted September 13, 2007 03:52 AM         

When you connect with people who have skills that complement yours, powerful networks can be formed.

Thank you for the late night entertainment AcousticGod

posted September 13, 2007 04:48 AM         

your greatest social strength is to be an Activity Partner

You're always on the go, and enjoy having others along for the ride. You're likely to feel bored if someone only wants to sit around and shoot the breeze — you'd rather be out experiencing the world.

When you connect with people who have skills that complement yours, powerful networks can be formed.

posted September 13, 2007 04:44 PM         

kyle , your greatest social strength is to be an Activity Partner
You're always on the go, and enjoy having others along for the ride. You're likely to feel bored if someone only wants to sit around and shoot the breeze — you'd rather be out experiencing the world.

When you connect with people who have skills that complement yours, powerful networks can be formed.

Discover how to use your unique social style to build the connections that will get you everything you want in life — from friendship, to work, to the love of your life.
Everyone needs an Activity Partner — someone to do things with, who enjoys taking part in all kinds of adventures and taking you along for the ride. Activity Partners are great fun to hang out with, and thus these are the people you should try calling when you want to get out and do something. These are also the people who are always there to lend a helping hand, and you can count on them to get things done.

guess i got the same as you aqua inferno.
this was interesting. i wonder now though how many different results/types there are for this quiz. does anyone know?

posted September 13, 2007 05:34 PM         

You're an expert on what makes people tick. Without ever being bossy, you use your refined read on people to choose the members of your social network and help others decide who is trustworthy.

posted September 13, 2007 06:30 PM         

You tell it like it is, and others can count on you when they need an honest opinion or a reality check. You have faith in the value of your opinions, and you're willing to stand up for your point of view.