DiSC Group Culture Report-DiSC Classic, DiSC 2.0, DiSC Personal Profile System

Groups, like individuals, tend to develop their own unique styles or cultures. Whether group members feel at home or like fish out of water, group culture has a large impact on their behavior, attitudes, and satisfaction level. The DiSC^® Group Culture Report was designed to help you explore the DiSC style — or culture — of a group. Once you know the culture — its characteristics, advantages, and drawbacks — you’re better prepared to open meaningful discussions with group members in a group setting or one-on-one.
 

Discovering Diversity Profile

The Discovering Diversity Profile^® helps employees learn how they respond to workforce diversity issues and where they need to develop increased understanding. It is the foundation on which effective communication, acceptance, and teamwork can be built. This self-directed learning instrument provides a safe, confidential way for employees to explore the complex issues surrounding diversity in four key areas:

1.  Knowledge

2.  Understanding

3.  Acceptance

4.  Behavior

The Group Report provides a snapshot of the group in four key areas of diversity development. Facilitators and trainers use it to quickly zero in on the needs of the participants, the group, and the organization. All the information is anonymous, so the report can be used as a facilitation tool while safeguarding the confidentiality of the respondents.
 

Team Dimensions Profile

For years, facilitators have recognized the value of comparing and contrasting group members’ roles. Until now, they’ve had to devise their own methods of capturing this information — by creating tables, building spreadsheets, or just jotting it down on paper. With the Team Dimensions Profile 2.0 Group Report, we’ve taken this concept and run with it. The result? An advanced tool that helps groups capitalize on strengths to build a more productive and satisfying team environment.
 

Work Expectations Profile

Have you ever wondered what makes a good company great? It's the people. Committed, productive employees are key to organizational success and a healthy bottom line. The challenge, then, is retaining and developing satisfied, committed employees. The solution is the Work Expectations Profile. This engaging, self-directed learning instrument helps your employees understand and manage their work expectations. Research has shown that people who have clearly defined, well-communicated expectations have better attitudes and enjoy greater job satisfaction than people whose expectations go unspoken or unrealized. And companies that employ satisfied, successful people reap the rewards of increased productivity and reduced turnover.

The Work Expectations Profile Group Report provides a group summary of gap-analysis information, which supervisors and managers can use to identify likely sources of dissatisfaction within the group. The organization can use the information to better align the organizational culture with the collective expectations of the group. The report is anonymous, so it can be used in a variety of situations without breaching confidentiality.