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Reading the team map

The psymet team map shows your team's working preferences at a glance, with a quadrant map of members and dimension strips for each of the four dimensions.

The team map shows where each member's preferences sit, so a team can see its mix of styles at a glance. It has two views: a quadrant map and a set of dimension strips.

Live exampleSample team, not real people. Try the controls.
Larger avatar = stronger preference · shaded band = borderline (40–60)

Team spread by dimension

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SensingIntuition
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ThinkingFeeling
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JudgingPerceiving
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A team map for a seven-person sample team. The quadrant map plots each person by two dimensions you choose, coloured by type group, and the dimension strips below show everyone's score on all four dimensions from 0 to 100.

The quadrant map

The quadrant map places each member in one of four broad groups of types. Clusters show shared preferences; empty areas show styles the team may need to make room for.

Dimension strips

Each strip shows one dimension from 0 to 100, with every member's score marked along it. This view shows spread: whether the team leans one way or covers the whole range.

Using the map in a team conversation

Use the map to ask questions, such as "where might we talk past each other?", rather than to draw conclusions about individuals.

User manual of me

The user manual of me is a short, readable guide to how you prefer to work, built from your psymet profile and shared with the colleagues on your team.

AI coaching

The psymet AI coach suggests ways to work well with a specific teammate, based on both of your profiles. Learn what it does, what it doesn't, and its limits.

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The quadrant mapDimension stripsUsing the map in a team conversation