Personal reports

A Personal report is a DISC personality report that's been specifically designed to be read by the candidate themselves. A report like this is intended to provide useful and relevant information about a person's own style in a readable and accessible way.

Click any of these small sample pages to see a full size version. (These pages are just a sample of those that make up a full personal report).

The personal report consists of the following:

• How to Read Your Report
  An introductory section that helps to orient the reader and explain the context of the report.
• About You
  A summary section giving a personality overview in both textual and graphical terms.
• Your Core Values
  An exploration of the most significant values and motivations behind a person's individual behavioural style.
• Abilities, Strengths, Limitations
  A look at the practical ways in which a personality is expressed, focusing on the most positive features of that personality, but also examining potential disadvantages.
• Personal Development
  A section that identifies potential changes that a person might be looking for, and makes suggestions to help motivate them towards those goals.
• Relating to Other People
  A discussion of a person's style of communication, looking at both their own perceptions of others, and how others are likely to perceive them.
• Your Work Style
  An overview of the ways that a person's style is likely to effect their working life, including a selection of key work skills, and particular discussion of leadership and teamwork.
• Planning Your Career
  For readers who are using the report to help identify potential career choices, this section suggests a number of broad types of role that would be well suited to their individual personality type. Also included is a selection of material that might be useful in a CV or résumé.