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Why do we call them Stabilizing Sasha? 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:...
The DISC behavioral assessment provides a simple classification of the way people generally prefer to behave. Here’s how the acronym breaks down: Decisive, Interactive, Stabilizing, and Cautious. In this post we’ll concentrate on how those who have a preference for...
Did you know there are great qualities on the high AND low side of the scoring on the DISC personality assessment? Because we’ve all been conditioned that the higher the score the better we must be at something, it’s natural for people to believe that the only good...
Spend any amount of time in a room full of people and you experience many personality types. If you know the 4 basic behavioral types outlined by the DISC assessment, you can have an easier time navigating that room. DISC stands for individuals who have a preference...
Why do we call them Interactive Ira? You may have heard the I in DISC described with another word. Some DISC reports use different terminology to describe each column. You may have heard these terms used: Dominant, Influencing, Submissive, Compliant. That was the...
When looking at the averages of how people score on the DISC behavioral assessment, about 27% of the global population possess a higher I. We call those people Interactive Ira’s. Here are some tips when communicating with a higher I and also what to keep in mind if an...