
What is a DISC®
Profile?
While everyone has a combination of natural and adapted behavioural patterns that makes them unique, people tend to identify more with certain behaviours than others.




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PART 1 – UNDERSTANDING YOURSELF |
General characteristics |
Your strengths: what you bring to the organisation |
Your motivations (wants) and needs |
Your ideal work environment |
Your behaviour and needs under pressure |
Communication plans |
Potential areas for improvement |
Summary of your style |
Your personalised behavioural style graphs |
PART 2 – APPLICATION OF THE DISC® STYLES |
Overview of the DISC® styles |
How to identify another person’s behavioural style |
Behavioural adaptability |
How to communicate effectively with the different behavioural styles |
How to motivate and lead the various styles |
What other DISC® Profile reports are available?
The DISC® Team Dynamics Report provides a graphical representation of the team’s natural and adapted styles showing how their profiles in relation to each other.
What course(s) include this profiling tool

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