training-oriented presentation of the basic idea behind Johari window

1. The JOHARI Window
known to us unknown to us
known to
others
unknown to
others

2. The JOHARI Window
known to us unknown to us
known to
others
unknown to
others
ARENA
 The information that you
know about yourself that
others also know
 Things you tell others
when you introduce
yourself
 All the information you
want others to know

3. The JOHARI Window
known to us unknown to us
known to
others
unknown to
others
FACADE
 Everything we don’t want
others to know about us
 A closet of feelings,
insecurities and not so
great experiences
 Private information

4. The JOHARI Window
known to us unknown to us
known to
others
unknown to
others
BLIND SPOT
 What others know about
you but you don’t know
about yourself
 “You’re a good listener.”
 “You snore.”
 “No one likes the way you
laugh.”

5. The JOHARI Window
known to us unknown to us
UNKNOWN
 Information that neither
you, nor other know
about you
 Abilities and potential still
undiscovered
 You could be an amazing
PR or personal counselor
but no one knows that yet
known to
others
unknown to
others

6. The JOHARI Window
ARENA
FACADE
BLIND SPOT
UNKNOWN
Self-
disclosure Feedback

7. A new employee
ARENA
FACADE
BLIND SPOT
UNKNOWN

8. An experienced member of a team
ARENA
FACADE
BLIND
SPOT
UN-
KNOWN

9. How do you like a challenge?
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