NBTI result
PHLC
Tabletop Commander
You gather the information and draw the shortest route for the team.
You collect the information needed for a solution in one place and design how the team should proceed. Breaking a problem down and assigning parts by strength helps you remove wasted effort.
NBTI axes
Four participation-style axes
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The participation style of Tabletop Commander
You collect the information needed for a solution in one place and design how the team should proceed. Breaking a problem down and assigning parts by strength helps you remove wasted effort.
Even in a difficult section, you can set priorities from unused clues and remaining time without being swept away by emotion. Directing everyone’s ability to the right place makes success especially satisfying.
Strengths to use
- Classifying large amounts of information and clarifying the current issue
- Matching tasks to teammates’ strengths and building efficient roles
- Changing priorities in response to progress and remaining time
Where you may get stuck
- Focusing on efficiency can cut off discoveries found through detours
- Very specific direction can make teammates more passive
- Managing the whole picture can leave you carrying too much work
Tips for the team
- Offer roles as suggestions and confirm that the teammate agrees
- Allow a short free-exploration period for unexpected discoveries
- Use a shared board so information management is distributed
Types that differ on one axis
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