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DiSC® - Understanding the DC (Dominant / Conscientious) Style

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DiSC® - Understanding the DC (Dominant / Conscientious) Style

DiSC® - Understanding the DC (Dominant / Conscientious) Style

See how the combined style of a predominant D and a neighboring C influence can appear.
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DiSC® - Understanding the CD (Conscientious / Dominant) Style

Posted by Bill Harshman on

DiSC® - Understanding the CD (Conscientious / Dominant) Style
This is a great summary of the combined styles of CD, which resides in the C quadrant.

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DiSC® - Understanding the CS (Conscientious / Steady) Style

Posted by Bill Harshman on

DiSC® - Understanding the CS (Conscientious / Steady) Style
CS Style
This lesson continues our increased understanding of not just the four quadrants with which we are already familiar, rather an understanding how changing proximity (distance to a neighboring style) within a particular quadrant yields a result which identifies a separate, unique DiSC® style.  Today’s focus is on the CS (Conscientious / Steady) style. 

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DiSC® - Understanding the SC (Steady / Conscientious) Style

Posted by Bill Harshman on

DiSC® - Understanding the SC (Steady / Conscientious) Style
SC Style

Let’s also consider some of the assumptions operating within people having the SC style.  If you are an SC, see which ones fit for you:

 

 

  • I should never be the source of someone else’s unhappiness.
  • I’m half pretending that I know what I’m doing
  • I show my value by helping people
  • If my world isn’t in harmony, things are bad
  • I’m valuable because I make other people happy
  • I’m willing to put in whatever amount of time helping the other person feel like they're important and that their concerns matter

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DiSC® - Understanding the Si (Steady / Influence) Style

Posted by Bill Harshman on

DiSC® - Understanding the Si (Steady / Influence) Style
Si Style
This lesson continues our increased understanding of not just the four quadrants with which we are already familiar, rather an understanding how changing proximity (distance to a neighboring style) within a particular quadrant yields a result which identifies a separate, unique DiSC® style.  Today’s focus is on the Si (Steady / Influence) style. 

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