Meet our 9 Enneagram-based Leadership Types
Each manager embodies a different leadership style. Find out which of these nine types you lead with, and what that means for your growth, team relationships, and success as a new manager.

Type 1 Reformer Manager
You set the standard for integrity and high performance, always striving for improvement and fairness in your team. As a Reformer Manager, you inspire trust by doing what’s right, even under pressure.

Type 2 Supportive Manager
You bring empathy, encouragement, and genuine care to your leadership. As a Supportive Manager, your team feels valued and motivated to do their best work because of your unwavering support.

Type 3 Achiever Manager
You’re driven, results-focused, and energise your team to meet ambitious goals. As an Achiever Manager, you lead by example, always pushing for progress and celebrating success.

Type 4 Individualist Manager
You lead with authenticity and creativity, valuing everyone’s unique strengths. As an Individualist Manager, you create a culture where people feel seen and inspired to bring their true selves to work.

Type 5 Investigator Manager
You are analytical, thoughtful, and calm in the face of complexity. As an Investigator Manager, you bring clarity to challenges and help your team make informed decisions.

Type 6 Loyalist Manager
You build strong, trusting teams through reliability and clear communication. As a Loyalist Manager, your team knows you have their back, especially when facing uncertainty.

Type 7 Enthusiast Manager
You energise your team with optimism, innovation, and a can-do spirit. As an Enthusiast Manager, you’re always looking for new opportunities and keep morale high, even during change.

Type 8 Challenger Manager
You lead with strength, drive, and decisive action. As a Challenger Manager, you protect your team and push them to be bold, take risks, and stand up for what matters.

Type 9 Peacemaker Manager
You foster harmony, stability, and collaboration. As a Peacemaker Manager, you bring teams together, defuse conflict, and create an environment where everyone feels heard and included.
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