Before you can create a profile online, you'll need to choose the type of profile you want to see. Your choice is between two types of information: a commercial report, or a personal report. To help you choose, we've listed the main features of each here.
Commercial Profile
A commercial profile for business use, the commercial profile concentrates on work skills and attitudes, and looks at areas like motivation, teamwork and management.
Several optional upgrades are available to Enhanced report content, and Job Matching, and the profile is compatible with the Discus 4 profiler, which can provide even more powerful features such as team-building and relationship analysis.
The report contents include:
'Classic'
• Overview
• Behavioural adaptation
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
• Communication style
• Decision making
• Organisation and planning
• Motivation
• Managing style
• Style of management required
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Enhanced
• Keynotes
• Guidelines in management
• Guidelines in sales
• Guidelines in service
• Guidelines in technical work
• Exploratory questions
• Career directions
• Relationships
• The team
• Pressure
• Ambition and development
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Personal Profile
A personal profile is designed to describe you as an individual, on a personal level rather than simply looking at your working style (though your approach to work is considered, too).
No special knowledge is needed: the report discusses your personality in plain language. In your personal profile you'll find out about:
• About you
• Basic elements of your personality
• Your most important traits
• How you compare to others
• Your core values
• Abilities, strengths, limitations
• Personal development
• Changes shown in your results
• Making a change
• Relating to other people
• Understanding others
• How others relate to you
• Your work style
• Your most important work skills
• In leadership
• In a team
• Planning your career
• Which roles suit you best?
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