
A primary reason why teams struggle is due to diverse interpersonal styles and approaches to work. This 3-hour program utilizes DiSC®, a tool for understanding behavioral styles, to help team members understand themselves and recognize approaches for being most effective with others.

The Five Behaviors® Personal Development Program teaches individuals to become better teammates. Designed specifically to work for individuals, the goal is to completely redefine teamwork and collaboration. Participants do not all need to be part of the same team. The beauty of this program is that it scales the key takeaways from one team to the next, enabling a culture of teamwork.

Today's organizations are working beyond a single team.
Changes in technology are disrupting the market; globalization is forcing a new approach of working and the teams of the future have never seen this level of diversity. In essence, organizations need to equip their employees to create cohesive teams quickly, to enable results.
The idea was to create a model that harnesses the power of Patrick Lencioni's Five Dysfunctions and adjust it to benefit the individual, who can then disperse the key takeaways throughout their organization.
An individual on a productive, high-functioning team:

Driven, results-oriented, pioneering, self-starter
Direct, firm, strong-willed, forceful, determined
Analytical, precise, skeptical, private, systematic
Bold, adventurous, enthusiastic, optimistic
Enthusiastic, trusting, optimistic, high-spirited
Warm, collaborative, accommodating, patient
Patient, reliable, thoughtful, soft-spoken
Stable, sincere, patient, humble, reflective
Careful, precise, deliberate, steady, systematic
Methodical, even-tempered, objective, reserved
Analytical, logical, questioning, reserved
Analytical, logical, questioning, reserved

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