| When you know that you are not a people person, you avoid situations which may cause you to come into contact with way too many people at once. |
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| Some of you have been reading long enough to know I'm a real people person. |
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| Well, I can see how someone would say that, but I have always been a people person. |
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| I'm a people person and the biggest buzz for me is seeing a customer who is delighted by what they buy from us. |
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| He is a great motivator and a real people person, who is more than happy to inspire other people in order to help them realise and achieve their dreams in life. |
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| Irene is a tender-hearted people person and loves to socialize with her family and friends. |
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| An affable people person, he has shot numerous weddings and special events both private and corporate. |
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| As a champion you will need a goal-oriented people person, someone who can work with a variety of people and motivate them. |
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| He is a people person, as is demonstrated in his career, which meant constant dealings with people, and in his concern about the problems of people of all ages in New Zealand. |
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| You have to be a people person who enjoys constant contact with customers. |
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| He was not a people person, though his work enriched the lives of many, as he worked in the scientific field of discovering vaccines for tropical diseases. |
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| She was a risk-taker, a people person, one of those people who walked into the room and captured attention because there was an energy that came from her. |
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| I am a people person and I would like to work with the public. |
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| But when it comes right down to it, I'm just really not a people person. |
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| The candidate will demonstrate some evidence of having a large network of people contacts, i.e. people person. |
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| And if you are a people person, and you really don't want to learn technology at all, that probably means that you have a lot of friends, and you're good at getting them to owe you favors. |
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| A grouchy personality is saying you are not people person. |
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| He was always energetic and positive and he was a people person. |
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| Through this position, Rhonda discovered she's a real people person. |
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| Â Being a people person, Krystin is also the hostess. |
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| She was a people person, a bartender for years, a Jill of all trades. |
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