Hosted by Center for Career Development

Wed
10
Feb

DiSC® (Part II) Understanding Other Styles & How to Build Better Relationships

  • Wednesday, February 10, 2027
  • 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Virtual event

This is a virtual event. If you have questions about how to connect to the event, please contact the event host.

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Pre-requisite: DiSC Part 1: Self-Awareness & Strategies for Being More Effective at Work

Our actions, communication, and behaviors influence the experiences of those around us. Building meaningful relationships starts with understanding how others see the world and intentionally adjusting our approach to meet their needs. In this interactive course, you'll deepen your knowledge of the Everything DiSC® model by exploring the motivations, priorities, and stressors associated with each DiSC® style. You'll learn practical strategies and create an action plan to recognize and appreciate different perspectives, adapt your communication style, and enhance collaboration across teams.

By increasing your awareness of how your behavior influences others, you'll develop stronger relationships built on trust, empathy, and mutual respect.

Competencies Developed

  • Human impact
  • Relationship building
  • Empathy and perspective-taking
  • Adaptive communication
  • Collaboration
  • Emotional intelligence
  • Inclusive teamwork
  • Trust building
  • Conflict navigation

 

Supports Our Shared Value: We Embrace

  • Builds awareness of how individual behaviors and communication influence the experiences of others.
  • Encourages empathy, respect, and adaptability in every interaction.
  • Strengthens collaboration by creating an environment where diverse perspectives are valued, and everyone feels a sense of belonging.

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  • If you have questions, please email career.development@hitchcock.org