Episode 012 - Effective Communication Using DiSC
Published by Dina August 13th, 2006 in Show NotesIn today’s episode, Lee and I talk with Mark Horstman of the Manager Tools podcast on using the DiSC model for more effective communication. Manager Tools is currently the #1 business podcast in iTunes in the US and in Canada. Mark and his partner, Mike Auzenne, produce a weekly podcast covering management topics and steps you can take today to become a better manager. So many of their topics are very relevant to the world of project managers as well! If you’d like more information on the DiSC model, please become a registered member of the Manager Tools website and you’ll have access to their special monthly podcasts - the March, April, May, and June podcasts cover each of the four communication types in detail. Enjoy!
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Helpful Resources:
How to use the DiSC to be More Effective Every Day Cheat Sheet
Manager Tool’s episode on Improving Your Feedback which talks about the DiSC model
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Amazing discussion!
one tips for the listeners - it’s better to download the summary PDF before listening, so you can look at the 4 personality types during the conversation.
Hi Oren! Thanks for the tip! I wish I would have told the listeners to do that before starting the conversation! Lesson learned for next time. Thanks for listening!