Extended DISC® is an assessment tool designed to help individuals, teams and organizations become more successful by providing easy to use information on how to modify behavior.
Our clients use Extended DISC® with their employees to equip them with skills to modify their behavior to become more successful by:
1. Understanding how people are different
2. Developing confident self-awareness
3. Learning to identify the styles of others
4. Modifying behavior based on the other person's style
They measure an individuals' hard-wired DISC style - NOT what they think or want to be - creating the most accurate starting point for development.
Webinars can be a great way to expand upon your knowledge of various DISC topics with creative content.
Blogs can be a great way to gain insight to our tools so you can better utilize them for your team.
We realize that you need and want support to ensure successful applications. We offer a variety of training materials.
Training can be fun and effective with the right tools. We have created a series of videos to enhance learning.
Case studies were conducted to determine how clients utilize Extended DISC® to improve the level of employee engagement.
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The DISC model is a very practical and user-friendly theory of human behavior. It creates a common language and a framework to better understand ourselves and others. It is completely non-judgmental with no good or bad categories, or high or low scores.
The DISC model divides people into four main behavioral styles. Individuals are identified as either People-oriented or Task-oriented. They are further distinguished as Reserved or Active. The resulting behavioral styles are called:
The D-style is task-oriented and active. I-style is people-oriented and active. S-style is people-oriented and reserved, and the C-style is task-oriented and reserved.