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Robert's Style ( I/DS): Robert's Personality Blend Description: Words that
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Robert's
Strengths Inspiring and Active: Robert natural strength is to provide fun, excitement and direction, while accomplishing various tasks through people. Robert tends to be influential and encourages others to reach their goals. Robert will usually maintain an upbeat, aggressive pace while focusing on completing projects. Fast Paced and Interactive: Robert tends to be people-oriented and enjoys talking about current project and dreams. Robert will develop an inspiring approach to persuade others to take action. Robert enjoys providing an uplifting, people-oriented approach in getting results.
How to Be Your Best Provide Important Details Remember to provide important details whenever encouraging others to take action. Clarity leads to higher productivity. Slow Down When Necessary Adjust your pace to those who are not comfortable with moving quickly. Others may be slower paced or simply not understand the urgency of the matter. Encourage Others to Speak First Encouraging others to speak first is a great way to show that you are interested in them. Others will appreciate you more. Consider What You Say versus What Others Hear It is a good habit to consider how others take what you are saying. People will admire and respect you even more when they know that you want to understand them. |
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Keys for Robert Robert's Primary Drive: Being outgoing and friendly with energy and warmth Robert's Individual Giftedness: Interacting with people to follow through toward goals Robert's Value to a Team: Confidently accomplishes goals through people Robert's Ideal Environment: Opportunities to look good in public settings Robert's
Motivational Preferences: Robert's
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Graphs for Robert Rohm
Graph Data: (Based on the DISC model of human behavior) Your "most choices" reflect how you respond in your environment (see Graph I above). This is the behavior that others are most likely to observe. These scores may be studied to learn more about how you adapt to your environment. Your "most choices" scores were as follows: D most = 4, I most = 17, S most = 3, C most = 0 Your "least choices" scores reflect the real you (see Graph II above). This is the behavior that you are most comfortable with. These scores may be further studied for insights into your natural behavioral style (behavioral preferences). Graph II is used to identify your basic personality style. Your "least choices" scores were as follows:D least = 5, I least = 0, S least = 2, C least = 17 We hope that this report has been useful to you! To learn more about the DISC model of human behavior, we invite you to take advantage of our free online course on Better Relationships.
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