Risk Radar
A quick definition
You spot problems early and think about what could go wrong.
In practice
You spot risks others miss and don't get carried away by easy enthusiasm. You think about what could go wrong so you can prepare in time, which protects the team from surprises. Your critical eye is valuable when decisions need to be made with both feet on the ground.
How others see you
- Anticipates risks
- Thinks about plan B
- Questions the easy answer
- Decides with feet on the ground
Under pressure or overused
- You may focus more on what's failing than on what's working.
- Others may perceive pessimism.
Try this week
Risk and opportunity
Every time you point out a risk, name an opportunity too.
The other end of this dimension
OptimismYou expect things to work out and bounce back fast.
More in this area
Emotional style
- Emotional Expressiveness
You feel things intensely and let it show.
- Calm Under Pressure
You keep a cool head and don't rattle easily.
- Optimism
You expect things to work out and bounce back fast.
- Self-assurance
Others' opinions don't sway you much, and you stay true to yourself.
- Self-reflection
You reflect on yourself and seek feedback to improve.
