This video is not describing the use of DISC properly, and only continues to perpetuate the myth that DISC is used for personality profiling. DISC is not a tool used for profiling one's personality. It is only used to describe observable behavior and how you interact and communicate with people. So, for example, if you are a "D" it does not mean you are a dominant person, it just means you interact with people in a very task oriented way.
I'm 7 years late but this is both hilarious and a great presentation
One of the best and very practical introductions to DIsc I've found on the web. Thanks for posting!
As a disc analyst, I agree with every word!
Very informative with practical tips, thanks for sharing.
Know who you are talking to - Great reminder as to how we need to remember to communicate to each other!
Very helpful - thanks for the video!
Thank you for sharing this video, I like your way of teaching.
Very helpful and insightful.
Extremly helpful thank you very much.
Keep up the good work!!
this was great
Thanks a lot Jamie. good video with practical tips ,
omfg old mate was spot on with the I, I 'slap on' exclamation points all over my emails and messages hahaah!
you are a natural good on ya
This video is not describing the use of DISC properly, and only continues to perpetuate the myth that DISC is used for personality profiling. DISC is not a tool used for profiling one's personality. It is only used to describe observable behavior and how you interact and communicate with people. So, for example, if you are a "D" it does not mean you are a dominant person, it just means you interact with people in a very task oriented way.
Thank you for this comment. I'm trying to learn DISC and I have a question: you mention that D
my comment got cut off. I continued that you said D means you interact in a task-oriented way. How do the other 3 interact? Thanks in advance.
Great video, but talk more about S personality please.
Thanks for sharing. Nice session. Just one note, - you might want to call it a 'behavioral profiling'.
pity we can't hear all the questions and comments from the audience... Good talk, but could have been great.