4 Productivity Styles

On today’s productivity-focused blog, we emphasize that there is not one specific tool or way to be productive that works for everyone. Learning and implementing a system that works for you may take some time and practice, but can lead to more productive work sessions.

In an article published by online productivity and leadership magazine 99u, “The 4 Types of Productivity Styles” gives insight on how our methods of productivity are personal and can be synced with our natural inclinations. The following are the four productivity styles:

1. The Prioritizer: “A Prioritizer is that guy or gal who will always defer to logical, analytical, fact-based, critical, and realistic thinking.”
2. The Planner: “The Planner is the team member who thrives on organized, sequential, planned, and detailed thinking.”
3. The Arranger: “An Arranger prefers supportive, expressive, and emotional thinking. They are the ultimate team player and excel at partnering with colleagues to get work done.” 
4. The Visualizer: “A Visualizer prefers holistic, intuitive, integrating, and synthesizing thinking. “

The article also shares detailed insight on how each type functions and contributes to the team, while also suggesting a list of productivity tools to help each type succeed. If you are interested in learning more about these productivity styles, we highly recommend checking out the full article.  

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