Humanitarian Socionics

Business relations - Intertype relations in Humanitarian socionics

A business relationship is a relationship of equal partners. They are not exactly friends, but rather fellows. There are no barriers to communication; you can say anything to each other. In business relationships, there is always a sense of security: each of them feels that there can be no threat from the partner. And this is very convenient, especially if a person lives in an unfriendly environment. In addition, in these relationships, the roles of a person are very noticeable — those qualities that a person tries hard to present in society. Because of this, a game of "cat and mouse" is possible: a deliberate alternation of pressure and relaxation in the conversation. The fact is that in such conversations, one always has an advantage over the other. It all depends on what topic the conversation which will go on.

Within the framework of business relations, joint business cooperation is possible. But it is effective only when the subtypes coincide, otherwise the verbal fun can develop into pressure on the qualities that a person wants to develop in himself. This pressure always comes from a strong function and is perceived as a bolt from the blue.

However, quarrels of this kind are infrequent. Usually, partners try to help each other. In any case, the request for assistance is perceived correctly, but the help itself is not intensive enough. To sum up, we can say that business relationships have an average degree of comfort. You have nothing against such a partner, but at the same time you have nothing for it. There is a sense of a reasonable minimum, which reflects the satisfaction of communicating with an equal and not boring partner.