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One way to improve your communication effectiveness is to communicate in a way that best fits the other person’s DISC behavioral style.

When you find yourself communicating with a person who is outgoing and people-oriented (primary Inspiring behavioral style), remember these key communication tips:

  • Smile — they tend to be very much in-tune with your body language and facial expressions as a way to “read” your emotions.
  • Show some enthusiasm — if you seem bored, they will be bored.
  • Use stories and experiences more than facts and figures — they tend to relate to the communication of emotion over the communication of facts.
  • Be friendly and not too business like — they respond better to people who like them.
  • Ask about them, their family, and their friends — they tend to connect on a personal level before they are concerned with doing business, they want to know that you care about them.

Remember these suggestions the next time you interact with people who are fast-paced and people-oriented, and you will improve the odds that they listen to, understand, and take action on your message.

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One way to improve your communication effectiveness is to communicate in a way that best fits the other person’s DISC behavioral style.

When you find yourself communicating with a person who is outgoing and task-oriented (primary Dominant behavioral style), remember these key communication tips:

  • Get to the point quickly — offer the results or conclusions and then your data or analysis.
  • Focus on results and outcomes — process and feelings are less important to them than results.
  • Give them options — they want the opportunity to choose.
  • Look them in the eye and speak-up —  they seldom have patience for people who do not have confidence.
  • Show them respect — they also want you to show respect for them, their position, and their work.

Remember these suggestions the next time you interact with people who are fast-paced and task-oriented, and you will improve the odds that they listen to, understand, and take action on your message.

Check this post, for more insights on how to guess at a person’s DISC style.



Free DISC Profile