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0161 476 8276
HR Director14/06/2019
We all know that in team sports, the ones that work together effectively are generally most successful. The same applies to businesses! It’s crucial to engage your team and create the right environment for them to thrive and drive your business forward to achieve its goals.
Did you know that ‘The Sunday Times 100 best companies to work for’ consistently outperform their sectors by 15-20%?
The key ingredients for creating the team are:
To build a strong team you need to understand the personalities of everyone within your team to ensure you work effectively together and minimise tensions. Profiling is a great way of finding out what makes your team tick and the best way to communicate with them. It will give you a better understanding of why your team members behave the way they do and help you to build a better team to achieve better results.
Profiling is also a fantastic way to inform recruitment decisions and understand how to help new members joining your team to quickly become productive.
Our HR team offers a personality profiling service called DISC, which is based on four broad personality types:
The starting point is a straightforward process of completing a questionnaire. From there we analyse your responses to obtain your comprehensive personal report. We make recommendations to improve communications within your team by understanding personality types and supporting everyone to work effectively together. You can learn about profiling by reading one of our DISC success stories or contacting our HR team on 0161 476 8276 or hr@hallidays.co.uk.
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