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Networking tips for DiSC D-style people include leaning into strengths like confidence and persistence, and developing traits that take more energy, such as staying receptive to others’ ideas and methods.
Networking tips for DiSC i-style people include leaning into strengths like relationship-building and charm, and developing traits that take more energy, such as objectivity and dependability.
Networking tips for DiSC S-style people include leaning into strengths like relationship-building and being a good listener, and developing traits that take more energy, such as assertiveness and bold action.
Networking tips for DiSC C-style people include leaning into strengths like your knack for mastering new skills, and developing traits that take more energy, such as charm and optimism.
You’ve probably seen headlines about AI technology disrupting the workplace as we know it. Now is the time to gain experience with this kind of technology and learn how it can benefit your team. If you’re looking for ways to incorporate AI into your day-to-day operations, consider turning to DiSC to find where it fits best. By combining human insights from DiSC with the efficiency and automation of AI, your organization could unlock new, untapped value!
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