Team Building

DISC for Teams

Build stronger, more cohesive teams by understanding behavioral differences and leveraging diverse strengths.

The Challenge

Why Teams Struggle

Most team friction isn't about skills or competence - it's about personality differences.

Misinterpreted Intentions

A "D" style's directness is seen as rude, when they're just being efficient.

Communication Gaps

A "C" needs data before deciding; an "I" wants to brainstorm out loud first.

Unbalanced Workloads

An "S" struggles to say no and burns out while others coast.

DISC Creates Common Language

When a team understands DISC, behavioral differences become strengths instead of sources of conflict.

D

"Not rude - focused"

I

"Not scattered - creative"

S

"Not slow - thoughtful"

C

"Not picky - thorough"

Team Dynamics

How Each Style Contributes to Teams

High-performing teams need a healthy mix of all four styles. Here's what each brings to the table:

D

The Driver

  • Pushes for quick decisions
  • Keeps projects moving
  • Challenges the status quo
  • Cuts through red tape
I

The Enthusiast

  • Boosts team morale
  • Brings creative ideas
  • Connects people together
  • Celebrates wins
S

The Stabilizer

  • Provides consistency
  • Supports teammates
  • Maintains processes
  • Reduces conflict
C

The Analyst

  • Ensures quality
  • Catches errors
  • Plans thoroughly
  • Provides data
Workshop Ideas

Team Workshop Activities

Simple activities to help your team understand and appreciate their differences.

1

DISC Reveal Session

Have everyone take the assessment, then hold a team meeting where each person shares their top 2-3 insights about themselves.

Outcome: Immediate increase in empathy and understanding among team members.

2

Communication Preferences

Create a team document where each person lists how they prefer to receive feedback, communicate, and collaborate.

Outcome: Fewer miscommunications and more effective collaboration.

3

Role Optimization

Map each team member's DISC style to their current responsibilities. Identify where people are working against their natural style.

Outcome: Better task allocation and reduced burnout.

4

Stress Response Planning

Discuss how each DISC style behaves under pressure. Create a plan for how to support each other during high-stress periods.

Outcome: More resilient team that handles pressure better together.

Build a Stronger Team Today

Have your entire team take the free DISC assessment and start understanding each other better.

Start Team Assessment