Enneagrams are taking over. So as politically active women, wouldn’t it be fun to know what political role you’d thrive in based off your enneagram? Keep in mind, a lot of these enneagrams would be capable of doing the same job, therefore, some roles will be used in multiple enneagram types. Let’s discuss.
Enneagram 1: The Reformer
Qualities: Strong sense of right and wrong, ethical, well-organized, orderly, perfectionistic
Roles:
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Campaign Manager
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Chief of Staff
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Finance Director
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Enneagram 2: The Helper
Qualities: Energetic, warm, genuine, approachable, kind, team player, possessive
Roles:
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Legislative assistant/Secretary
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Lobbyist
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Constituent Services
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Enneagram 3: The Achiever
Qualities: Confident, ambitious, busy, charismatic, fear of failure
Roles:
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Politician
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Fundraiser
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Communications Director
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Enneagram 4: The Individualist
Qualities: Creative, endearing, quirky, expressive, compassionate, self-aware
Roles:
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Community outreach
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Content creator
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Marketing strategist
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Enneagram 5: The Investigator
Qualities: Intuitive, insightful, extremely independent, knowledgeable, appears distant or absent-minded
Roles:
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Policy analyst
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Opposition research
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Pollster
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Enneagram 6: The Loyalist
Qualities: Vigilant, organized, well-liked, detail-oriented, clear communicators, team player
Roles:
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Press Secretary
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Chief of staff
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Legal advisor
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Enneagram 7: The Enthusiast
Qualities: Fun-loving, optimistic, spontaneous, scattered, distractible, versatile
Roles:
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Field Director
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Political Consultant
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Lobbyist
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Enneagram 8: The Challenger
Qualities: Assertive, argumentative, passionate, energetic, independent, self-confident, decisive, confrontational
Roles:
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Speech writer
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Media strategist
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Opposition research
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Media personality
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Enneagram 9: The Peacemaker
Qualities: Calm, collected, receptive, reassuring, complacent, agreeable, easygoing
Roles:
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Lobbyist
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Volunteer coordinator
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