DISC Profile

[Eric B]

Here, I see the version Jaguar linked to has added the moderate scales, just like the FIRO grid (but with half the points in each dimension): Understanding DISC

The factor poles of Assertive, Open, Controlled, Receptive now become the new "moderate" types. There is also a moderate-in-both-dimensions type, "Balanced", in dead center.

The original four types are renamed in this grid for some reason:

Driver (Dominance)
Communicator (Influence).
Planner (Steadiness)
Analyst (Compliance)

 

[Luminous]

A 38
R 48
S 62
C 52

Supporter

 

[Norexan]

Driver
The natural personality profile for you is indicated by the solid line on the graph below. Note also the dotted line; it represents the Blended Profile that most nearly matches your graph. Seventeen Blended Profiles are used as the baseline for interpreting the combinations of four basic dimensions of personality. The information in this section is derived from the Driver Blended Profile. Typically, the more closely the solid line graph matches this Blended Profile, the more accurately the information will describe your natural behavior style.

D 65
I 49
S 34
C 54

Drivers create activity and set the pace within their sphere of influence. Due to the desire to produce results, they quickly take charge by defining goals and delegating tasks. Drivers are not afraid to take risks or impose their will through strong action in order to move ahead.

Ideal Environment
Drivers realize their highest potential with opportunities to: Build - Direct - Develop - Create - Lead - Conceptualize - Decide - Be in control - Initiate solutions.

Typical Areas of Strength
Drivers are bold, direct, confident, competitive, often pioneering, assertive, frank, independent, and responsive to new challenges. They excel when having the freedom to define a direction focused on results.

Typical Areas of Struggle
People with the Driver profile may tend to be impatient, insensitive to the feelings of others, frustrated with details and routines, poor listeners, impulsive, too blunt, or overbearing.

Preferred Activities
Drivers maximize personal talents in situations in which they can have a high level of independence with obstacles to overcome and challenges to meet and solve, without many details to handle.

Communication Style
Drivers communicate directly and forcefully, getting to the bottom line quickly. As a result, others may see them as demanding, impersonal and dominating.


So ENTJ.