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Frequently Asked Questions

These are questions we are often asked. If you do not find yours, please contact us. We would be happy to answer them.

What are the 6 Types of Working Geniuses explained?

Delve into the six unique geniuses: Wonder, Invention, Discernment, Galvanizing, Enablement, and Tenacity. Each represents a distinct role in the process of getting work done from beginning to end. What we have found is that each individual has two of these roles that bring them joy and energy to do, these we call their Geniuses. They also have two of these that drain them of energy to do. These we call their Frustrations. Finally they have two that don't drain them quickly, but also don't energize them. They can do them for a while, but eventually they lose energy doing them. We call these Competencies.

What are the six types of working genius facilitators?

6 Types of Working Genius Certified Facilitators are trained experts in The 6 Working Genius Model and conducting a 6 Working Genius Workshops. They have been directly trained by Patrick Lencioni and his team at the Table Group who created the model. They have a thorough understanding of the geniuses and their application to various aspects of organizational life, ensuring a comprehensive and insightful workshop experience. They help participants understand their individual geniuses, address team dynamics, and implement strategies for improved collaboration and productivity.

How long does it take to complete a working genius assessment?

The assessment typically takes between 10-15 minutes to complete.

Can I take a working genius assessment for free?

While there might be introductory offers or promotions, and some consultants or coaches may offer free assessments at times, the Working Genius assessment costs $25 to take. This ensures the quality and accuracy of the results.

What are the three phases of work in working genius?

The three phases are Ideation, Activation, and Implementation. They represent the natural flow of work, from conceptualizing ideas to activating them and finally implementing them to completion. The Geniuses fit into these phases as follows: Ideation (Wonder and Invention), Activation (Discernment and Galvanizing), and Implementation (Enablement and Tenacity).

How much does the working genius workshop cost?

Pricing varies based on the size of the group and workshop customization. Please contact us for a tailored quote.

How do you introduce the Working Genius to your boss?

Begin by highlighting the benefits of the Working Genius model for team collaboration and productivity. Share your personal insights if you've taken the assessment, and suggest a pilot program for a small team to test its effectiveness. Offering additional resources or success stories can also help make a compelling case.

Can't we just go through the material on our own?

Absolutely, you can! The Working Genius materials are designed to be insightful and user-friendly. However, attending a workshop provides a guided experience, ensuring deeper understanding, team bonding, and maximized benefits. Think of it as the difference between self-study and an interactive class – both are valuable, but the latter offers a richer, more engaging experience.

What are the 6 Geniuses?

Wonder: People with the Genius of Wonder love to speculate and question. They ask questions like, "Why are things the way they are? Is there a better way?" They love to sit in the ambiguity and imagine the possibilities.

Invention: People with the Genius of Invention get joy from taking challenges and generating solutions. They enjoy innovating from scratch and love a blank whiteboard or piece of paper on which they can brainstorm.

Discernment: People with the Genius of Discernment have a natural ability to evaluate the workability of ideas. They are good curators of what’s going on around them and can recognize patterns. They know how to connect the dots and give people good feedback across a broad range of topics.

Galvanizing: People with the Genius of Galvanizing love to get things moving. They are great at pushing people out of their comfort zone and inspiring them to get started. They enjoy rallying people around an idea and getting them moving in the right direction.

Enablement: People with the Genius of Enablement make things happen. They know how to help, when to help, and can flex to whatever the situation calls for. People with the Genius of Enablement are people-oriented and want to help realize a vision. This Genius provides the support needed to move solutions into the first stages of Implementation.

Tenacity: People with the Genius of Tenacity are task-oriented and love to take things across the finish line. They ensure a project is going to have the impact it’s supposed to have and lives up to agreed-upon standards. They get joy and energy from checking off a box on the “to do” list.

Is the working genius assessment worth it?

Absolutely! The assessment provides invaluable insights into your natural talents and areas of challenge. It can transform how you approach work, collaborate with teams, and achieve results. It can help you understand yourself and what energizes you and brings you joy in your work in a whole new way.