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	<title>Comments on: Five Big Personality Traits of a Programmer. Do They Matter?</title>
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	<description>What are the forces behind software development?</description>
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		<title>By: Steve</title>
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		<dc:creator>Steve</dc:creator>
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		<description>Great article and a somewhat misguided attempt to apply it to programming.  I find it helpful to look at personality indexes such as this from time to time and evaluate how I&#039;m operating within my job.  I beleive work personalities can differ depending on the autonomy and responsibility you are able to command.  I&#039;ve been in positions where Explorer/Challenger are a perfect fit and after shifting projects filling a space that relates more closely to Introvert/Reactive.  Same goes with relationships.  Dating a dominating women as compared to a more reserved one is going to completely change how you handle things.

The main aspect I focus on is that I can&#039;t always define myself in a green or red box, but rather a lot of internal and external factors that are in flux constantly.  Maybe this would imply that I have a high level of neuroticism, but even that has taken years of pushing the envelope in corporate america to develop.  Your summation and thoroughness of this as it relates to a programming team is well received, nonetheless.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great article and a somewhat misguided attempt to apply it to programming.  I find it helpful to look at personality indexes such as this from time to time and evaluate how I&#8217;m operating within my job.  I beleive work personalities can differ depending on the autonomy and responsibility you are able to command.  I&#8217;ve been in positions where Explorer/Challenger are a perfect fit and after shifting projects filling a space that relates more closely to Introvert/Reactive.  Same goes with relationships.  Dating a dominating women as compared to a more reserved one is going to completely change how you handle things.</p>
<p>The main aspect I focus on is that I can&#8217;t always define myself in a green or red box, but rather a lot of internal and external factors that are in flux constantly.  Maybe this would imply that I have a high level of neuroticism, but even that has taken years of pushing the envelope in corporate america to develop.  Your summation and thoroughness of this as it relates to a programming team is well received, nonetheless.</p>
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