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DISC Test

Two Dominant together

Getting the same DISC Test profile does not mean answering in the same way, or acting in the same way. Here are words that often appear in the options this profile chose, possible misunderstandings and questions to ask each other.

Same profile, two people

If the other person also got a Dominant profile: in the questionnaire, this profile corresponds to the options containing words like "direct" or "determined", which does not mean you act in the same way. For people who recognize themselves in it, a possible misunderstanding, to check together: if your responsibilities overlap, a proposal presented as already settled might be heard as a wish to decide everything. Questions to ask each other: "Who decides what between us?" and "How do we settle it when we disagree?"

What the Dominant profile describes

In the test, this profile corresponds to the options containing words like "direct" or "determined". It does not tell you how a specific person wants to be spoken to: for people who recognize themselves in it, the safest way is to ask them.

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And in real life?

Take the test yourself, ask them to do the same, then look at your two results together, with the questions on this page.

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Other pairings

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This profile is just one piece of the puzzle. Our guide compares all 11 tests and helps you pick the next one.

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