Community Facilitator

Counselling, consulting, planning and community-facing roles

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Sitting within the 'Communication & Social Influence' family, the 'Community Facilitator' occupational archetype brings a love of engaging with people and achieving things, without needing to compete or win, unless everybody does. Guided by their more collaborative approach to achieving results (Achieving), and humility ensuring the needs of the team and community are placed first (Humility), this extraordinary group of champions naturally keep conversations constructive, and maintain exceptional dutifulness and committment to their clients and communities.

Legends of facilitating the growth and achievenment of others, the 'Community Facilitator' aligned people generally will thrive in concert with others' progress, rather than chasing their own goals specifically.

The roles that sit within this archetype are listed below, with links to the ISCO source for a different angle on where these occupations sit, and what is involved.

How it stands apart

Key facetAchieving: Content
Supporting facetHumility: Unassuming

Openness stands out relative to the rest of the profile. This sees that they are on average more curious and accepting, and open to change and new knowledge than most others, meaning they are flexible with outcomes and accepting of the views of others, in the name of facilitating an outcome for everyone.

What sets this archetype apart within its family is contentment with steady, sufficient progress.
It is further set apart from its nearest neighbours by modesty and little need for status.

Occupations

The occupations this archetype holds, each linked to its occupation group in ESCO, the European Commission’s classification of occupations.

Nearby archetypes

Archetypes are positioned in physical space, according to behavioural and personality features, on the Family Wheel. This means that occupations in Archetypes that are physically nearby will showcase and require similar natuiral styles, behavioural preferences, and naturally occuring behaviours, meaning they will also be somewhat comfortable fits for you.

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Mission-Driven Leader

Leading education, welfare, recreation and research organisations

2.5

Warm Connector

Hospitality, childcare, customer and fitness roles built on warmth

2.6

Principled Arbiter

Law, the judiciary and public policy

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3.7

Grounded Responder

Front-of-house, sales and protective roles that meet the public in the moment

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1.6

Methodical Artisan

Applied arts, crafts, studio and cultural production

Learning, Ideas & Culture

1.2

Unassuming Specialist

Careful, low-key expertise in laboratories, libraries, field and support roles

Learning, Ideas & Culture

2.2 Mission-Driven Leader

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