DISC behavioral style assessment · 30 questions · about 8 minutes · no right or wrong answers
DISC describes four core behavior styles: Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, and Conscientiousness. Everyone uses all four, and this assessment identifies which ones you lean on most at work.
Based on the DISC behavioral model first described by William Moulton Marston (1928). This is an independent self-reflection tool, not a validated psychometric instrument, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wiley or Everything DiSC.
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Your personalized behavioral style report
Share of your 30 answers by style
The people around you are not all wired like you. Here is how to get the best from each of the other three styles, written for someone with your style.
Share this with whoever leads you. It is the short version of how to get your best work.
A report only changes something if you do. Fill this in now, while it is fresh, and bring it to class or to your next one-on-one.
1. One strength I will use on purpose this month:
2. One watch-out I will manage, and how I will notice it starting:
3. One strategy I will practice, and the first situation I will practice it in:
4. One person I work with who has a different style, and one thing I will do differently with them:
5. I will review this plan on:
with:
Print or save this page to keep a personal copy of your results.
Based on the DISC behavioral model first described by William Moulton Marston (1928). This is an independent self-reflection tool, not a validated psychometric instrument, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wiley or Everything DiSC.
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