DISC
Dealing with Dreaded Relatives at The Holidays – Part 1 of 4 – “D” DISC Style

Dealing with Dreaded Relatives at The Holidays – Part 1 of 4 – “D” DISC Style

It’s the holidays and you dread having to interact with Aunt Miranda or Uncle Freddie.  So much so, you are thinking of not going to the family event.  But you MUST go, or be a family outcast for life.

How do you deal with that D.I.S.C. behavior style you can’t stand?  Read below for how to deal with the “D” dreaded family member.  Look for how to deal with the dreaded “I,” “S,” and “C” styled person in other articles from us.

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Mastering the DISC Model: A Deep Dive into Personality Insights

Mastering the DISC Model: A Deep Dive into Personality Insights

Did you ever wonder what makes some people born to be leaders while others are born just to obey those leaders? Or why do some individuals make hasty decisions while others proceed slowly in decisional processes? The answers may well be in terms of personality style. The DISC is one of the tools that is applied to determine such distinctions. It’s a personality assessment test that categorizes people into four key personality types: This consists of the following sub-categories: dominance, influence, steadiness, and conscientiousness.

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Use the “1/3, 1/3, 1/3 Rule” When Hiring

Use the “1/3, 1/3, 1/3 Rule” When Hiring

  • This rule says about 1/3 of the decision should rest on what you know about the person from before their application for the job.  Things like their level and kind of education, work experience, character items such as volunteer experience, etc.  A second about a third should be all the assessments used to obtain additional information about the person.  The final about one third is what you learn about them in the interview process.  
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