Job Description Design

Your thinking preferences influence the way you communicate, make decisions, solve problems and manage those around you. Understanding your thinking preferences can give you a new perspective on yourself and those you
interact with every day.  It helps you develop creativity and positive thinking in the team and it identifies the essence of a problem to empower the team to focus on the solution rather than the problems. 
It identifies the strengths of each member of the team allowing them to understand who is best to solve which problems.  It improves collaboration and teamwork. Having a team with diverse thinking preferences ensures the team looks at challenges from a wholistically or a "whole brain" perspective.  It helps select the best-suited employees for positions in the business and it retains valuable employees. Which in itself reduces recruitment costs.