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What Is A DiSC® Profile? Part 4 of 4

How Is DiSC Used?

Personality ImageUsing DiSC is beneficial in all sorts of organizations. It is often used in Fortune 500 companies, but just as much in very small organizations. Government departments and educational establishments use it, as do churches, consultants, facilitators and coaches. In fact, even individual people can find benefits from going through a DiSC profiling program.

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What Is A DiSC® Profile? Part 3 of 4

Understanding the DiSC Acronym

The DiSC Model of Behavior was first proposed in 1928 by William Moulton Marston, a physiological psychologist, in a book entitled Emotions of Normal People. Like many psychologists of his time, Marston made a deliberate decision to focus only on psychological phenomena that were directly observable and measurable through objective means. Continue reading

Everything DiSC® versus Myers-Briggs

Everything DiSC versus Myers-Briggs

When you search “personality types” in your search engine, you will quickly find that there are many personality assessments available online. Two of the largest are the Everything DiSC Profiles and Myers-Briggs Personality Assessment.

But what are the differences between those two? Here is a breakdown that will help you to determine which test is right for you… Continue reading

DiSC® Personalities: Steady and Conscientious

icon_discDo You Know What Kind of Personality You Have?

And do you know all of the positive and negative traits associated with your personality type?

If you’ve ever taken a DiSC Assessment, you might. DiSC personality tests are great for a number of reasons. For one, they can help employers know their employees better.

They can also help you understand yourself to a greater extent. We covered two personality types in the previous post, covering the traits of Dominance and influence. Learn about the last two types right here…

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