What is DISC?

Four styles. One of a kind you.

DISC describes how you naturally respond to problems, people, pace, and procedures. There is no best style — every style is needed on a healthy team, and knowing yours helps you lead, serve, and work with others better.

  • Dominance

    Places emphasis on results, the bottom line, and confidence.

  • Influence

    Places emphasis on persuading others, openness, and relationships.

  • Steadiness

    Places emphasis on cooperation, sincerity, and dependability.

  • Conscientiousness

    Places emphasis on quality, accuracy, expertise, and competency.

The DISC Wheel

Where the styles sit

D and I are outgoing; C and S are reserved. D and C are task-oriented; I and S are people-oriented.

Outgoing

Task-Oriented

D
  • Dominance
  • Results
  • Direct
  • Competitive
I
  • Influence
  • Enthusiasm
  • Friendly
  • Optimistic
C
  • Conscientiousness
  • Accurate
  • Cautious
  • Contemplative
S
  • Steady
  • Sincerity
  • Patient
  • Modest

People-Oriented

Reserved