Clifton Strengths Test | Report

RUNNING HEAD: GALLUP STRENGTH TEST
Name of Student
Name of University
Author Note:

1GALLUP STRENGTH TEST
After taking the test on the Clifton survey to learn about my strength, and attending the coaching
classes, I realised that it was a great way for assessing the strengths as well as the weaknesses.
Viewing the results, I understood the following things about myself:
a. I generally tend to be concerned about those who feel left out and I try, as much as I can to
include them. I learnt that it is called as an “includer”. (Gwinn, et al. 2013)
b. I was found to be an adapter in the test who has the ability of adapting to any situation or
condition. This made me realise why very often I do not found difficulties in dealing with
situations where others easily get pissed off. However, this also revealed the reason of one of my
weaknesses. I could now know why I have struggles in setting goals, as I tend to go with the
flow and adapting to a situation.
C. I also found out that I have a trait for positivity and thus look up to the positive side of any
situation or idea. This helps me in being a developer and creates ideas that can motivate others.
d. I was found that I have strong beliefs for the core themes, that almost lead to the stage of
ideation. Though these values tend to vary according to situation, it has an overall spiritual
binding.
2. I was, however, not expecting to have been possessing the talent of connectedness. I knew that
I had some kind of positivity in me and also an adapting quality that helps me in fitting myself in
any situation. But that did not led me to think that I can connect people well since I never, to be
honest, made an effort of starting up any conversation with who I am not comfortable. Rather, I
connectedness will surprise me. However, as I learnt more, I understood that the connectedness