DISC Workplace Behaviour Check
DISC is a workplace behaviour model that describes four common styles:
D — Dominance: decisive, results-focused, and willing to take initiative.
I — Influence: enthusiastic, communicative, and motivating.
S — Steadiness: patient, dependable, cooperative, and supportive.
C — Conscientiousness: accurate, structured, careful, and quality-focused.
It can help people reflect on their communication, teamwork, leadership, and workplace preferences. It is not a psychological diagnosis or a measure of job suitability.
Before you begin, read the four descriptors:
• Dominance — taking initiative, making decisions, and focusing on results.
• Influence — communicating enthusiastically, building relationships, and motivating others.
• Steadiness — being patient, dependable, cooperative, and supportive. • Conscientiousness — valuing accuracy, quality, structure, and careful analysis.
Choose the answer that best describes your natural workplace behaviour. This is for self-reflection, not a professional psychological diagnosis.