Capricorn Convention - Mark McKeon - DISC

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Never underestimate the impact you have on other

people




In the space provided below, please select the behaviours, which most accurately describe how you perceive yourself. Working across the page from left to right, number each 4,3,2 or 1 according to which word describes you the most (4) through to which word describes you the least (1). EXAMPLE 3 _ Directing 1_ Self certain

4_ 2_

Influencing Optimistic

2_ 4_

Steady Deliberate

1_ 3_

Cautious Restrained

_ Adventurous

_ Enthusiastic

_ Predictable

_ Logical

_ Decisive

_ Open

_ Patient

_ Analytical

_ Daring

_ Impulsive

_ Stabilising

_ Precise

_ Restless

_ Emotional

_ Protective

_ Doubting

_ Competitive

_ Persuading

_ Accommodating

_ Curious

_ Assertive

_ Talkative

_ Modest

_ Tactful

_ Experimenting

_ Charming

_ Easy going

_ Consistent

_ Forceful

_ Sensitive

_ Sincere

_ Perfectionist

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BROAD CHARACTERISTICS OF DISC STYLES D

DOMINANCE

• • • • • •

S

Consistent/steady Procedure oriented Good listeners Team players Patient Co-operative

INFLUENCING • • • • • •

Direct Bias for action Decisive Result Oriented Challenges status quo Accept challenges

STEADINESS

• • • • • •

I

C

People oriented Enthusiastic Optimistic Trusting of others Friendly Motivational

COMPLIANCE

• • • • • •

Detail oriented Analytical Precise Comply with directives Self disciplined Objective thinkers


HIGH D’s AT BEST AND WORST At Best

At Worst

Direct

Domineering/blunt

Bias for action

Get started without planning

Decisive

Overuse Strengths

Impulsive decision making

Result Oriented

Lack personal touch Challenge status quo

Intimidate others Accept challenges

Avoid routine work


HIGH I’s AT BEST AND WORST At Best

At Worst

People oriented

Lack attention to task

Enthusiastic

Oversell/underdeliver

Optimistic

Trusting of others

Overuse Strengths

Overestimate potential

Over tolerant of poor performance

Friendly Time wasters/phoney Motivational Acts impulsively - heart over mind


HIGH S’s AT BEST AND WORST At Best

At Worst

Consistent/steady

Risk averse

Procedure oriented

Resist change

Good listeners

Overuse Strengths

Over permissive

Team players

‘YES’ people/too indirect

Patient

Lack urgency/focus

Co-operative

Avoid conflict


HIGH C’s AT BEST AND WORST At Best

At Worst

Detail oriented

Nit picking/pedantic

Analytical

‘Paralysis by analysis’

Precise

Comply with directives

Overuse Strengths

Bogged in detail

Unrealistic expectations of others

Self disciplined Critical of others Objective thinkers Lack human touch/aloof


BROAD CHARACTERISTICS OF DISC STYLES D

DOMINANCE

• • • • • •

S

Consistent/steady Procedure oriented Good listeners Team players Patient Co-operative

INFLUENCING • • • • • •

Direct Bias for action Decisive Result Oriented Challenges status quo Accept challenges

STEADINESS

• • • • • •

I

C

People oriented Enthusiastic Optimistic Trusting of others Friendly Motivational

COMPLIANCE

• • • • • •

Detail oriented Analytical Precise Comply with directives Self disciplined Objective thinkers


People compatibility D

I

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F

G E

Excellent

G Good F

Fair

P

Poor

S

C

E

G P

F

F E

E

Socially

D

P

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S

E

C

G F

G

At work tasks

P

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E G

Likes attract socially, but compete at work tasks


MOTIVATORS AND FEARS OF D, I, S, AND C STYLES Motivators

Fears

Power Control Achievement and results

Being taken advantage of Losing control Failure

I

Recognition/approval To be liked/loved Freedom

Disapproval Rejection Loss of freedom

S

Acceptance Security Stability and order

Rejection Risky changes Conflict and disorder

C

Being right Accuracy Predictability

Being wrong Criticism of their work Uncontrolled emotions

D


DEALING WITH DIFFERENT STYLES: TEAM MEMBERS Style

Three Key Tips

D

• Set challenging tasks and define outcomes • Allow sufficient autonomy and provide recognition • Encourage to listen and engage with people

I

• Invest in developing a relationship with them • Clearly define deliverables and timeframes • Give recognition for relationships and delivering outcomes

S

• Encourage them to challenge others and take calculated risks • Focus them on outcomes as well as process • Give recognition for systematic and orderly approach

C

• Specify level of detail required • Encourage to invest in building relationships • Give recognition for detail, accuracy and being right


Never underestimate the impact you have on other

people


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