by Team DISC Plus | Nov 1, 2023 | DISC Assessment, DISC University
DISC behavioral styles often travel in pairs. Here we’ll examine what happens with someone with a higher S (Stabilizing) also has a higher I (Interactive). Let’s meet Sidney. Sidney resides squarely at the top of both the S and the I columns. You can see their most...
by Team DISC Plus | Nov 1, 2023 | DISC Assessment, DISC University
Did you know it’s common to have some of the DISC styles travel in pairs? We’ve already met Decisive Devon and Interactive Ira. When they combine their superpowers what should we call them? Devo-ra or Von-ir? Actually since it’s a cross between 2 behavioral...
by Team DISC Plus | Nov 1, 2023 | DISC Assessment, DISC University
Why do we call them Cautious Charlie? You may have heard the S in DISC described with another word because even though the reports are based on the same science, some DISC reports use different terminology to describe each column. You may have heard these terms used:...
by Team DISC Plus | Nov 1, 2023 | DISC Assessment, DISC University
In the DISC model, the C stands for Cautious. Folks who score high in the C can best be described as perfectionistic, conscientious, and analytical. We think of them as Cautious Charlie since they typically thrive on precision, accuracy and logic. When conversing with...
by Team DISC Plus | Nov 1, 2023 | DISC Assessment, DISC University
The DISC personality assessment and report provide literally thousands of classifications based on people’s high and low scores in each category. And those classifications happen when you’re looking at both sides of the graph, the highs as well as the lows. We met...
