Communication & Stakeholder Relations Flashcards
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A high-D and high-I pair collaborate on a pitch. What is a likely strength?
Answer: Fast action combined with persuasive energy
D contributes drive and decisiveness while I contributes persuasion and enthusiasm.
Which question best engages a high-S stakeholder in a planning discussion?
Answer: 'How do you think this will affect the team, and what support would help?'
S-styles respond to caring, team-centered questions that invite their input safely.
A high-C stakeholder dislikes a vague proposal. What should you add?
Answer: Clear criteria, specifics, and quality standards
High-C styles want precision and defined standards.
What is a typical stress response of a high-I stakeholder?
Answer: Becoming disorganized or overly talkative and seeking approval
Under stress, I-styles may become scattered, emotional, or overly seek social approval.
When running a meeting with all four DISC styles present, what is the best approach?
Answer: Set a clear agenda, allow discussion, share data, and respect everyone's pace
A balanced structure addresses D's focus, I's interaction, S's inclusion, and C's detail needs.
A high-D stakeholder pushes for an immediate decision you believe is risky. What is the best move?
Answer: Present concise risks with an alternative and a clear recommendation
D-styles respect directness and solutions, so concise risks with options persuade them.
Which behavior most improves trust with a high-S stakeholder over time?
Answer: Consistency and follow-through on commitments
S-styles value reliability and dependable behavior.
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