Johari window

An overview

Introduction
Johari window is metaphor tool created by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham in 1955 in the United States used to help people better understand their interpersonal communication and relationships. It is used primarily in self-help groups and corporate settings as a heuristic exercise. Johari window is a tool to reduce uncertainty, gain knowledge and understand personalities.

JOHARI WINDOW

Windows represent the location of ideas and information

OPEN WINDOW
Information everyone knows or shared by all. Clarity in what you want and what other want Example ?

Open Window Or Arena

BLIND WINDOW

Blind Window
Information OTHERS KNOW but YOU DONOT KNOW Cannot address what you do not know

HIDDEN OR FAADE WINDOW

HIDDEN WINDOW OR FAADE

Information OTHERS dont KNOW but YOU KNOW Cannot address what you know

UNKNOWN WINDOW

UNKNOWN WINDOW

Unknown Data Unknown Solution Unknown Opportunities Everyone is in Dark

Small open window

Open Window Blind Window High uncertainty Low level of familiarity Limited knowledge sharing Large unknown Little flexibility Fewer options

Hidden Window

Unknown Window

Large open window

Blind Open window Easier to manage uncertainty Familiarity Knowledge sharing Little thats not known More options