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Team Intelligence
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Team balance

Where the energy sits

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DDominance0%
IInfluence0%
SSteadiness0%
CConscientiousness0%
D · I · S · C spectrumcomposite
Dominant tendencies
  • Dominance
    Drive · Decisiveness · Direction
  • Influence
    Communication · Energy · Persuasion
Underrepresented
Conscientiousness

Worth noticing — not fixing. This team may benefit from deliberately inviting this energy in key moments.

Team map

How members relate

Each dot is a member's behavioural position — outspoken vs reserved, people vs task. Hover or tap a dot to read what they bring.

D
Dominance
I
Influence
C
Conscientiousness
S
Steadiness
outspoken ↑
↓ reserved
← task
people →
Reflections

Patterns worth noticing

What's working
Team strengths

Steady execution, warmly delivered

A blend of conscientious rigour and supportive presence helps this team deliver complex work without burning the room out.

Communication patterns

Considered before loud

Conversations tend to deepen before they widen. Async writing and structured agendas tend to land better than open brainstorms.

Decision-making style

Evidence first, then alignment

The team gravitates toward decisions backed by data and shared understanding — quick gut calls may need an explicit invitation.

Watch out for
Collaboration risks

Decisions can drift when no one pushes

With reflection running high, momentum sometimes stalls. Naming a decision-driver early in important conversations can help.

Missing energy

Outward, exploratory direction

Bold experiments and external storytelling are present but quieter. Pairing these moments intentionally can unlock new ground.

Try this with your team

Small rituals that fit this shape

  • Write proposals before debating them.
  • Round-robin quieter voices in fast meetings.
  • Time-box exploration before converging.
  • Name a decision owner per topic.
Members

The people behind the shape

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Reading the team

How Your team feels from the outside

These reflections are meant to support conversation — not to score, rank or evaluate any individual. Read them as a mirror, not a verdict.