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Commercial profiling: personality assessment in your business
Personal profiling: find out about yourself
Reselling or hosting: add personality profiling to your own site
DISC: explore the DISC profiling system

commercial profiling solutions

Axiom's range of profiling tools is widely used in commercial profiling and recruitment, with high-profile clients around the world. Our solutions cover not only personality profiling for recruitment, but also more specialised fields like job matching, relationship assessment and team building.

  • Discus 4 gives you all this in one powerful package that you can download directly from this site.
  • Discus Online is the ultimate online personality profiling solution.

personal profiling solutions

At Axiom, we believe that access to profiling should be available to everyone, and we provide tools specially designed to help you find out more about yourself and the way you work.

reselling and hosting opportunities

Axiom's powerful personality tools are available for installation into your own Website, at several different levels. Through our quick and simple myDISCprofile service, you can set up your own referred profiling site in no time - complete with commission opportunities. If you have more sophisticated needs, we have a complete customisation service known as Synergy.

the DISC profiling system

DISC is the profiling system that forms the framework behind all of the Discus personality profiling systems. All our profiling solutions include expert systems that can handle all the details of DISC, but the more you know about the system, the more you'll get out of Discus reports.

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An Introduction to Training with DISC

An Introduction to Training with DISC

If you've experienced training (whether as a delegate or as a trainer yourself), you'll have noticed that it tends to be a relatively standardised process. The material and style of delivery rarely changes to meet different audiences' needs. Instead, there tends to be an implicit assumption that course members will accept and absorb information in basically the same way as one other.

A behavioural profiler like DISC tells us another story, though: different people interpret and respond to information in quite different ways to one another. Ideas that fascinate one person, for example, can fail to engage another at all. It doesn't take much reflection to see that matches up with normal experience, but conventional training techniques tend not to take factors like this into account.

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Bringing Technology to Team-building

Bringing Technology to Team-building

An organisation is more than just the sum of the individuals that make it up. The key to understanding its culture and its structure lies in the relationships between those individuals. The ways that they work together as members of a team can be one of the most important factors in determining the success of the organisation as a whole.

The workings of these relationships are rich and complex, and a full explanation of their workings relies on an understanding of individual skills, experience, knowledge and competencies, among many other factors. Axiom's technology, though, focuses on the behavioural element - the common patterns in a person's approach to their life and work. These behavioural patterns are as important to understanding team relationships as they are in an individual sense. Axiom's Discus is a package designed specifically to describe behaviour at the interpersonal level - the ways in which different personal styles interact with one another, and how these interactions can affect the workings of the team as a whole. In this article, we'll look at some of the principles behind automating the team-building process, and some of the solutions offered by the behavioural approach.

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Adding Profiling to Your Own Site

Adding Profiling to Your Own Site

If you run a Website of your own, or you're planning to create one - especially in the sphere of recruitment or HR - it's likely that you will have some kind of role for an online assessment feature. In practice, though, few sites are able to provide solutions like this because of the time and technical resources needed to put an online profiler together.

Axiom has all the tools you need to build profiling into your own site, making an integrated solution both practical and affordable. We have a number of profiling models that combine to offer a completely flexible and scalable online profiling service for your Website.

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