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For Immediate Release
June 28, 1999
Are you a Helper, Maintainer, Explorer or Challenger? Chances are
you are a helper. Helpers try to always be considerate of others,
recognize the importance of tact and find it natural to show
appreciation of others. Career Management International (CMI) has
found that more than 55% of the people who participate in their
KingdomalityÆ personal preference profile test are helpers. From
grade school students to adults, the percentages are consistent.
Maintainers who trust what is certain and concrete and don't like
to speculate make up at least 20% of the general population. They
are happiest in careers that promise methodical and measured
approaches to problem solving. Explorers, who like new ideas for
their own sake, continually seek change, and are future oriented,
find their niche in project work. Explorers make up less than 15%
of the general population. Challengers, who are the most
competitive, have a strong desire to improve themselves. This
type is analytical and is definitely in the minority with only
10% of people sharing this trait. But what does all this mean?
CMI has been helping people discover their interests, abilities and communication style since 1976. Interestingly, most people who are outplaced realize during their career counseling that their job did not fit their style and that continued success without extreme stress was almost impossible. For people to be most comfortable in their careers, the environment in which they work should closely match the characteristics of their style - Helper, Maintainer, Explorer or Challenger.
Career Management InternationalÆ (CMI) is celebrating its 23nd year of business. CMI is a full service counseling and consulting firm which provides outplacement, career alignment, outsourcing of human resources functions and school to work programs as well as training and career development services. CMI is headquartered in Houston, Texas with offices throughout the country. All CMI counselors are licensed and hold Masters or Doctorate degrees in human behavior.
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Career Management International, Inc. is a provider of human resource services including outplacement, relocation counseling and facilitation, employee assistance programs, management interventions and team building. CMI recognizes the substantial corporate investment in human capital and delivers effective programs required by businesses to maximize the return on that investment.
Founded in 1976, CMI is headquartered in Houston and has offices throughout the United States. A woman owned company, CMI focuses its creative energy to provide customized solutions to current business problems.
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