Clarity4D Personality Profiling
Clarity4D Personality Profiling is an absolutely fantastic resource to help management get to know their teams, and offer individuals the right environment and role to see them flourish in their career.
Valuing the strengths and skills possessed by every individual is so important when it comes to successful recruitment and team building.
What is personality profiling?
Personality profiling is all about people exploring what makes them, them. In the context of careers, it helps them identify their key strengths in the workplace, and the kind of tasks they prefer. For managers and leaders especially, it can help them see how they might be perceived by others which highlights the areas they may need to focs on in their management style.
What does a Clarity4D session look like?
A 20-minute questionnaire is filled out before the 1:1 video call with a Clarity4D profiler, and it needs to be done quickly, based on gut instinct rather than lots of in-depth thinking.
We then produce a report which explains your personality in terms of a colour.
In the call, we go through what the colours mean, and how each individual can utilise the results to benefit themselves and their wider team.
How personality profiling helps businesses
Not only does a deeper understanding of what makes someone tick make it easier to provide them with workplace support and effective management, it can also make for a more engaged and motivated workforce with team members feeling listened to and encouraged by management in the way that their personality profile prefers.
As well as helping to identify individual development needs across an established team, it can also be used to support the recruitment process, ensuring new staff are getting the support they need from the get-go.
When used well it can lead to improved communication across an entire business, making for a much happier and well-rounded workforce. This in turn leads to improved employee retention and efficiency, ultimately leading to a lower recruitment budget!
It helps individuals, too
It's not just about the organisation, gaining an understanding into their own personal strengths and weaknesses allows people to:
- Take responsibility for their own career
- Set achievable goals
- Adapt their communication skills to work better with colleagues from across the business
- Become more resilient by gaining a deeper understanding of communication and building confidence in their role.
Although a great idea for anyone, this level of insight can be particularly useful for those taking up management positions for the first time.
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