"Agreeableness is a personality trait that describes a person's ability to put others needs before their own. Being empathetic and finding pleasure in helping others and working with people who need more help is a particular strength of highly agreeable individuals."
"A “disagreeable” personality, according to Malcolm Gladwell, "does not mean the common understanding of the word as unpleasant, but rather a more literal reading — someone who doesn’t rely on the approval of others to do what they think is correct." Being disagreeable is just being able to disagree easily, act based on your needs as much as those of others.
"Agreeableness is a personality trait that describes a person's ability to put others needs before their own. Being empathetic and finding pleasure in helping others and working with people who need more help is a particular strength of highly agreeable individuals."
"A “disagreeable” personality, according to Malcolm Gladwell, "does not mean the common understanding of the word as unpleasant, but rather a more literal reading — someone who doesn’t rely on the approval of others to do what they think is correct." Being disagreeable is just being able to disagree easily, act based on your needs as much as those of others.