Wednesday, November 17, 2010

DISC

The Personal Profile System graded my answers to say that my personality is Sc. My primary personality being S for steadiness and secondary C for conscientiousness. After reading all of the qualities in a type S personality I have to say that they are very similar to me at work. The direct definition was that my emphasis is on cooperating with others to carry out a task. And thinking about it more I have always been like this. I tend to do well when doing group projects and I am always willing to be explain and teach and have come up with a conclusion that everyone is happy on. I have a great deal of patience and tend to create a stable and harmonious work environment. I come to work to work and not let Small things bother me even though work can be stressful. I guess if I can change this a bit I would rather be a C as they are similar to an S but tend to question more. being to steady is not always good as your superiors might always keep you at your current position since you are good at what you do.

3 comments:

  1. It is very pleasing to hear that you like being your personality, which is S. It seem as though you exept it and would not want to diviant from it in a drestic way. good luck with that...

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  2. The way you said in this blog tells me that you are S type. You sound calm and cooperative. I hope that you are happy with your type(you sound happy) because as you said, you could contribute a lot to a company or a team. And I also agree that you need to develope "D" or "I" side of your personality more if you want a leadershiop position in the future. Not everyone wants to be a leader but as you become successful in your field, eventually you end up being leader up to some level. So it is a good practice to be more dominant or influential.

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  3. Being a S type definitely has some good benefits. People who tend to be steady are very easy to get along with and therefore make great co-workers. It seems that your steadiness shows in your work ethic.

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