DISC Behavioral Assessment
Assesses the four adaptable factors of observable behavior and gives insight into how others see you, including your blind spots: Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and Compliance.
Assessments are powerful tools that give you valuable personal insights and awareness — personal strengths, interests, values, communication style and leadership style.
Assesses the four adaptable factors of observable behavior and gives insight into how others see you, including your blind spots: Dominance, Influence, Steadiness and Compliance.
Explores your passions in life and how they impact your relationships: the interests, attitudes and values that drive your behavior and impel you into action.
A team-level instrument used alongside team coaching to build commitment through constructive team assessment. Please contact us for current availability.
For those who wish to discover the perceptions of others and how they compare to your self-assessment, with input from peers, subordinates and superiors.
Assesses the personality characteristics that define an individual's leadership style, and compares your personal style with that of successful leaders.
The Motivational Appraisal of Personal Potential helps you find the right job match for your motivational interests, to improve career satisfaction and job performance.
Explores your personal communication style in two dimensions — task versus people orientation, and direct versus indirect style — so you can flex it to the situation.
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The DISC assessment assesses our four adaptable factors of observable behavior. It gives us insights into how others see us, including our “blind spots”.
The PIAV assessment explores your “passions” in life and how they impact your relationship with others. It assesses the interests, attitudes and values that drive your behavior. These passions are formed by genetics and life experiences; they influence how we see the world, how we value certain activities, and what impels us into action.
Specifically designed for those who wish to discover the perceptions of others and how they compare to your self-assessment. It is used for leaders, managers, team leaders, team members and individual contributors. The 360 designation indicates the breadth of input, which includes peers, subordinates and superiors.
The assessment focuses on key competencies that are typically customized with the participant, and can include factors such as leadership, teamwork, communication, problem-solving, integrity, quality of work and handling of conflict.
This tool is designed to facilitate self-understanding, growth and development of the leader. It assesses the personality characteristics that define an individual's leadership style, focusing on key personality dimensions, gifts and limitations, how those traits influence success, and how your personal style compares with successful leaders.
The Motivational Appraisal of Personal Potential Assessment is designed to help you find the right job match for your motivational interests, to improve career satisfaction and job performance. It highlights learning and information processing style, data versus language preference, people versus things preference, detail versus big picture preference, and work motivations versus individual core motivations.
We all have a personal communication style that we tend to lead with. By understanding our style and how to flex it depending on the situation, we can become more effective communicators. The PCSI assessment explores your communication style in two dimensions: task versus people orientation, and direct versus indirect communication style.
That is exactly what the complimentary consultation is for. Tell us the decision you are trying to make and we will recommend the instrument — or tell you that you do not need one.