Coaching Tools
Group Life Language Radar Graphs
This tool creates a Group Life Language Radar Graph. The datasets are the different Life Languages in the appropriate color. They can be switched on and off using the legend in the graph or the column hide/show drop down on the chart.
You can add and remove team members by clicking on the checkbox next to their name. Click on the name of a team member to see their individual profile.
Click on a column heading to sort in descending/ascending order of that Life Language. A line is drawn at the 50 mark, indicating which team members are fluent in that Life Language.
Have the leader or team select a project that the team is currently working on or will be working on in the immediate future.
- Look at the quick reference guide. What Life Languages would be useful for the project? For example, for an innovative research project, you might choose the Mover and Contemplator Life Languages.
- Using the legend or chart drop down, remove all Life Languages until only the appropriate ones remain.
- What does the overlap look like for the team? What does it say about the team's ability to communicate with each other about the project?
- Are there some team members that will communicate more easily in one Language or another?
- Examine the Overall Intensity of the team members in the chart. Who is likely to speak up first. Who may need to be asked about their ideas?
Multiple (CSV)
- Copy your group data from the group report into this Excel table
- Save as a CSV file locally.
- Open the CSV file in a text editor like WordPad (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac).
- Copy the CSV data and paste into the CSV Formatted Data field on this page.
- Click the submit button to see your report.
Multiple (JSON)
To use:
- Copy your group data from the group report into this Excel table.
- Save as a CSV file locally
- Go to the following web page: https://www.convertcsv.com/csv-to-json.htm.
CSV to JSON button. - Copy the contents of the Result Data field on that page into the JSON Formatted Data field on this page.
- Click the submit button to see your report.
N.B. JSON is best used programmatically. In this case, the JSON encoded data is appended to the URL. For example:
let person1 = { fullName: "John Smith", companyName: "Acme Inc", mover: 65, doer: 77, ... };
let person2 = { fullName: "Jane Doe", companyName: "Acme Inc", mover: 56, doer: 88, ... };
let data= [ person1, person2 ];
let cTargetURLPrefix = "https://www.relatematters.com/coaching-tools/CommunicationIndicators.html";
let str = JSON.stringify(data);
let url = new URL(`${cTargetURLPrefix}?json=${encodeURIComponent(str)}`);
window.location.href = url;