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Four dimensions describe how this team tends to work.

Based on your perspective of your team.

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This estimate uses only your answers about how your team behaves. Your working preferences do not affect it. Other team members may experience the team differently.

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OLAS · Your team type

The Fast Movers

One preference from each of four dimensions combines into a four-letter type. Together, the possible combinations form 16 team types.

OLAS teams are defined by their structured communication, logical thinking, authoritative leadership, and ability to adapt plans quickly. They excel in fast-paced environments where they can quickly make sense of new information and act on it decisively. These teams are at their best in situations that require sharp, immediate responses.

However, OLAS teams can stumble when faced with projects that need a lot of new, creative thinking and detailed coordination over time. Their quick decision-making can lead to premature actions, especially in situations without strong data.

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01 / Communicating

How does your team share information?

Very strongly Ordered

OrderedInformal

02 / Processing

How does your team interpret shared information?

Very strongly Logical

RelationalLogical

03 / Deciding

How does your team arrive at a course of action?

Very strongly Authoritative

ConcordantAuthoritative

04 / Executing

How does your team work toward its objectives?

Strongly Spontaneous

DeliberateSpontaneous

Very strongly Logical. Your team evaluates information on its merits, using evidence and reasoning.

Use the evidence already at hand

You describe the team’s Processing style as Logical; you prefer Logical. If two options are being discussed and relevant evidence is already available, the team’s analytical approach can help make the choice concrete.

Try this: In your next recommendation, compare the two options using one piece of evidence already available. Say what it supports and what it does not tell you.

Look for: The discussion identifies a specific reason to prefer an option, or a specific question still unanswered.

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