DISC Styles and Difficult Behavior, Part 2
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Your behavioral style is a roadmap - not only to your own behaviors and tendencies, but also to the behaviors in others that are most likely to be difficult for you. Each style has its opposite: for 'D's, it's the 'S' style, and vice versa; and for 'C's and 'I's, it's the same thing. In a deeper sense, the people of your opposite style are the ones who have the most they could teach you; day to day, however, those same people are the ones who are the most likely to annoy you the worst. The good news is that this same understanding of your differences is your guide to resolving these clashes, for the good of the team and for your respect levels to your teammates.