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What is DiSC?
Behavorial assessment? DiSC Personality Assessment? Personality Test? Or just DiSC Personality? Let us describe the DiSC and we will leave it to you to contact us for a DiSC trainer and your DiSC facilitation!
What if people had their needs written all over them and that you were able to recognize that one person needed more independence, while another the need to participate more with others. What if you could tell if someone was driven by results, or perhaps challenge. Maybe their need is to be more collaborative. What if you worked with someone who was just naturally enthusiastic, while some people might think their approach is a “ bit too much”, others might be inspired by the enthusiasm. Still, there may be others that were more steady and liked stability and disliked change. Or perhaps it is accuracy and the details that do it for you.
Wouldn’t it be great if we could recognize the needs and the priorities of those around us and respond accordingly for the purpose of furthering our relationships with others in a more productive and mutually beneficial way? Would improving your team’s ability to communicate to others improve their effectiveness? productivity? morale? their ability to render better service and increase sales. We believe so, and their are a great number of others that would agree.
What can a DiSC trainer and DiSC facilitation do for you?
- Build more effective teams – Team Building
- Management Development
- Reduce conflict – Conflict Management
- Leadership Development
- Improve Communication
- Improve Customer Service
- Promote Personal Development
- Further Collaboration
- Decrease Workplace Stress
- Professional Development
We can provide the DISC with a DiSC trainer as a stand alone developmental tool or incorporated into one of our existing training programs. These employee performance assessments can either be done in small or large group settings.
If you’re interested in viewing a video describing the DiSC, click on the following video. Otherwise, read on!
A rose is a rose…. Wiley’s DiSC has been referred to by many names over the years – the DiSC Model, Personality testing, DiSC Profile, DiSC personality, of course DiSC assessment, Classic DiSC, Everything DiSC and DiSC online and even “disk assessment”. If you’re seeking information on anything of these titles, chances are you’re looking for Wiley’s DiSC product and we can help you. We can provide DiSC trainers experienced at facilitating most any sized team or group.
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More DiSC Instruments:
Everything DiSC Comparison Report: Build better relationships and make training stick! These 11-page research-validated follow-up reports can be created for any two participants to illustrate their similarities and differences. (Provided separately from DiSC Profile for additional information speak with a Strictly Success representative)
Everything DiSC Facilitator Report: Provides a composite of your group’s DiSC styles and information on how DiSC styles can impact your organization’s culture. Includes the names and styles of each participant. (Provided separately from DiSC Profile, for additional information speak with a Strictly Success representative).
Everything DiSC Group Culture Report: Helps you determine the group’s DiSC culture, explore its advantages and disadvantages, discuss its effect on group members, and examine its influence on decision making and risk taking. (Provided separately from DiSC Profile, for additional information speak with a Strictly Success representative).
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Want more information on the DISC? Read On!
The DISC is a behavioral assessment tool is also considered by many as a personality assessment, DiSC personality, which provides personalized feedback to the individual, it is not a test and therefore there are no right or wrong answers.
This instrument highlights a number of items for the individual which include:
- As a personal development tool, and a tool that highlights behaviors associated with our personality, it reflects how an individual uses their own skills and abilities to accomplish tasks and adapt to demands made on them by their environment. It is this use that has many referring to the DiSC as the DiSC personality assessment.
- Another item is the “natural behavioral response”. Unlike a personality test, the DISC is a behavioral assessment tool that does not categorize one into a certain quadrant, or type. Rather, it advances that under certain conditions we respond differently, yet predictably.
- The DISC model suggests dominant traits – traits which are made more apparent under differing conditions.
- As a management tool, it may help you understand why team members or colleagues operate the way they do, what it is that concerns them, what motivates them and points to the differing styles created by our behavioral tendencies. There may be some application in knowing what motivates someone to get a job done or how people go about doing their work. Simply stated, it helps people understand their teams and peers. It can also help our colleagues understand us better as we tend to manage people with our own unique style….not necessarily based on the collective and individual styles of our people. And finally, as a management tool it also provides insights into employee motivation.
Introducing Everything DiSC Workplace®
Everything DiSC Workplace can be used with everyone in an organization, regardless of title or role, to improve the quality of the workplace. The DiSC Workplace is classroom training that uses online pre-work, engaging facilitation with contemporary video, and online follow-up to create a personalized learning experience along with one of our skilled DiSC trainers. .
Participants understand and appreciate the styles of the people they work with. The result is more effective and productive working relationships.
Everything DiSC Workplace focuses on:
- Discovering Your DiSC® Style
- Understanding Other Styles
- Building More Effective Relationships
- Optional People-Reading Module
Make the Program and our DiSC Trainers Work for You Everything DiSC Workplace is the most in-depth, easily customizable DiSC-based workplace-development solution available. Workplace-specific, personalized content creates an in-depth learning experience. Design and tailoring features allow you to design a customized program that’s right for your organization.
Employee Performance Assessments
Strictly Success can deliver 1-2 day employee performance assessment tools at your company’s door or provide a customized workshop at the location of your choice, on any of our topics pertinent to your organization’s training goals. View some of our training activity.
Our DiSC programs are offered through out the United States to include Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, Phoenix, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Raleigh, D.C. Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati. Allow one of our DiSC trainers to help produce more productive business relationships with the use of the DiSC personality or DiSC assessment, or DiSC test – or by whatever name it is referred.
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Why and When to use DiSC?
DiSC is wonderful and proven tool for promoting understanding among co-workers which can lead to better working relationships and more effective teams. Our experience is that DiSC can also be as entertaining as it is education. If you are looking to introduce DiSC into your organization, the DiSC model is easy to understand, which is one reason it has grown in popularity every decade since its inception. Because DiSC has so many applications it lends itself to on-going solutions rather than being a one-time model for an organization to adopt. Among other uses, DiSC is able to assist with change or managing change. It can be used to help people through the change and dealing with conflict and communication issues in the light. Once DiSC has been introduced and people become comfortable with the model and the language, there will be additional opportunities to continue to use it within your organization. Consider these other ways in which DiSC is used with our clients.
Team Building: DiSC provides a common language for discussion about preferences and behaviors It is our way of doing things, our preferences and behaviors, that determine in great part how we ‘gel’ with others. Also, understanding the strengths that others bring with them can lead to conversations that are more productive. Productive conversations help to build trust and comfort among team members which enhances team effectiveness. Deeper exploration of team member’s styles and preferences can help everyone gain greater appreciation for what each person brings to the team and how team members might best work together. Team members and team leaders should attempt to use the DiSC language regularly in meetings and in conversation so that team members get used to hearing it and using it themselves; this practice should make communicating easier and increase understanding among team members making it easier to build strong interpersonal relationships and a stronger team.
Conflict Resolution: Conflict resolution can be difficult because typically by the time the parties are sitting down to talk about a problem, tension and resentment has been building for a while. If the people in conflict agree to work through their problems in good faith, then DiSC language can help since it has the ability to neutralize what could otherwise be a much more provocative conversation. It is important for the parties to agree to use DiSC language and to use it to describe rather than to judge. In other words, to use DiSC as a framework to explain why the other person caused tension or strife, rather than making character judgement. By using information related to DiSC style and preferences, individuals can gain insight into why another person might act the way he or she does. This understanding can help diffuse a conflict situation and give the people involved a basis for a more productive discussion about how to resolve their differences. Depending on the nature of the conflict, it might be wise to choose to address the issue with a full group allowing each person a say and helping team members to consider one another’s points of view. If the conflict seems limited to two people, perhaps we could begin with a mediated discussion, again, helping each per person to express his/her position and encouraging both parties to try to see the issue through the other’s eyes. It is important to have each person review his or her own DiSC style and the other person’s style, so they can gain perspective about each other’s priorities.
Also available is the Comparison Report which provides even more insight into why individuals might be in conflict. The more opportunities you take to reinforce DiSC the more likely people are to use it naturally without needing to be prompted by a facilitator, coach, or leader. Eventually you may find that people will be able to resolve their own conflicts rather than having to seek out a mediator or taking some other action.
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On Boarding: When on-boarding a new team member, DiSC can help new hires become more familiar with their new colleagues and how they might act or react any situation. Exploring the styles and the preferences and priorities of each person on the team can serve as a basis for rich discussion and can help a new team member acclimate more quickly.
And conversely, learning about new team members can help other members of the team interact with them more effectively allowing them to more quickly become contributing members of the team. By regularly introducing DiSC to each new member you immediately introduce that person to the DiSC model and language helping to in further instill DiSC into the organizational culture.
Coaching: DiSC can be a very useful tool for coaching. Whether in a leadership, mentor, human resource or peer-to-peer coaching situation, DiSC can be used to help someone better understand him or herself and others. DiSC can also be part of discussions about career development. As a coach you’ll want to be careful not to make assumptions about a person’s goals or aspirations based on style alone. Everyone can flex to some degree and some people may really want to stretch outside their comfort zone – especially with a little encouragement. For leaders it can be a useful tool for better managing their teams or departments. For instance, thinking about the DISC make-up of a project team to help to insure a variety of perspectives and really enhance the group’s performance. Additionally, it can be used in specific situations, for example, a leader or team member can use DiSC to become more aware of how his or her own style relates to other team member’s styles which can be very helpful. While we never want to pigeon-hole someone, based on style, it can be useful to think of preferences. If the team member or leader is a ‘C’ for example you may want to help him or her explore how he or she is relating interpersonally to team members and how to keep the big picture in mind. The team member or leader should also think about the composition of his or her team and where each person’s strengths might lie, keeping in mind that people do have the ability to flex if needed. In another example, if someone is managing some sort of transition, at the individual, team or organizational level they can review their DiSC style and others on their team to see what different styles might fear. Transition requires a lot of change and some styles may find it easier than others. People with styles that are moderate paced and cautious, C and S, may be more fearful of change, while those that are more fast paced and assertive, D and I, may be driving change. Someone who is managing the transition will need to balance the needs of both groups.
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