The 4 Communication Styles
Discover Your Communication Style
What if we knew how to approach each person in the best possible way? What if we could define how others should approach us? This simple test will reveal your dominant communication style and transform how you connect with others.
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According to research, there are four main communication styles: Supporter, Promoter, Driver, and Analyzer. Each person has one primary and one secondary style.
The 4 Communication Styles

The following test will reveal your communication style.
Note: While answering the questions, you might feel that both options fit you. That's perfectly normal – we all have a bit of everything. Just choose the one that shows up more often, even if only slightly.
Your results will show your primary communication style first (your dominant type) and your secondary communication style second (your supporting type).
Understanding both your primary and secondary types will give you deeper insight into how you naturally communicate and connect with others.
The Supporter
The most relationship-oriented type. Supporters are warm, caring people who value emotional connection above all. They're loyal workers, great teammates, and natural peacemakers.
How to recognize them:
- Quiet, gentle, and non-confrontational
- Speak calmly with friendly body language
- Prefer to join rather than lead
3 Communication Tips:
- Be patient and show genuine interest in them as a person
- Build relationships before diving into business
- Clearly explain how changes will benefit them and others
The Promoter
People usually love being around Promoters. They're fun, engaging, and always make others laugh. They thrive in the spotlight and love being where the action is.
How to recognize them:
- Speak loudly with animated expressions
- Jump between topics and tell stories
- May seem self-centered or impulsive
3 Communication Tips:
- Take time to build personal connections and have fun
- Create lively, engaging environments with variety
- Help them prioritize, but skip boring details
The Driver
Driven by two core needs: to get things done and stay in control. Drivers feel most at ease when leading and taking charge. They move fast, are goal-oriented, and focus on results.
How to recognize them:
- Speak in bottom lines and direct statements
- Use facts and data to make points
- Highly active and assertive
3 Communication Tips:
- Be clear, concise, fast, and to the point
- Come prepared with solutions to their problems
- Skip small talk—get straight to business
The Analyzer
Highly analytical and problem-solving oriented. Analyzers are methodical, detail-focused, and deliberate in decision-making. They take time to weigh all perspectives.
How to recognize them:
- Speak slowly and carefully to avoid mistakes
- Prefer to think before responding
- Need precise information and time to decide
3 Communication Tips:
- Avoid excessive small talk—get to the point gradually
- Give them time and space to think things through
- Be ready with thorough, accurate data