Behavioral Assessments
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- What is 16 Types?This article gives a general overview of the 16 Types assessment, including a description of the eight letters that form personality types.
- 16 Types Assessment ResourcesThis article serves as an index for all 16 Types Assessment Resources.
- How to Apply 16 Types to Your Team in CloverleafLearn how to read your team's 16 Types results in Cloverleaf, identify strengths and growth areas, and apply those insights to a team SWOT analysis.
- Using 16 Types as a ManagerIdeas for utilizing the 16 Types Assessment to optimize your teams collaboration and performance.
- What is DISC?This article gives a general overview of the DISC assessment, including a description of each of the four quadrants (D, I, S, and C).
- DISC Profile TypesHere is a breakdown of the different DISC profiles on Cloverleaf!
- DISC Assessment ResourcesThis article serves as an index for all DISC Assessment Resources.
- Using DISC With TeamsLearn how to read DISC data on the Cloverleaf Team Dashboard, identify meaningful team patterns, and position findings within a Cloverleaf SWOT session.
- How to Use DISC As A Manager
- What is the Enneagram?This article gives a general overview of the Enneagram framework, including each of the personality types, wings, arrows, and triads.
- Using Enneagram With TeamsLearn how Enneagram Triads reveal how your team perceives problems and makes decisions—and how to use triad distribution on the Cloverleaf team dashboard to identify strengths and risks.
- Using Enneagram as a ManagerLearn five ways to use the Enneagram to strengthen your leadership and team effectiveness.
- Gut Triad: Types 8, 9, and 1This article gives an overview of the Gut Triad: types Eight, Nine, and One!
- Enneagram Type 8: The ChallengerLet's dive deeper into Type 8 on the Enneagram, the Challenger!
- Enneagram Type 9: The PeacemakerLet's dive deeper into Type 9 on the Enneagram, the Peacemaker!
- Enneagram Type 1: The ReformerLet's dive deeper into Type 1 on the Enneagram, the Reformer!
- Heart Triad: Types 2, 3, and 4This article gives an overview of the Heart Triad: types Two, Three, and Four!
- Enneagram Type 2: The HelperLet's dive deeper into Type 5 on the Enneagram, the Helper!
- Enneagram Type 3: The AchieverLet's dive deeper into Type 3 on the Enneagram, the Achiever!
- Enneagram Type 4: The OriginalistLet's dive deeper into Type 4 on the Enneagram, the Originalist!
- Head Triad: Types 5, 6, and 7This article gives an overview of the Head Triad: Types Five, Six, and Seven!
- Enneagram Type 5: The SageLet's dive deeper into Type 5 on the Enneagram, the Sage!
- Enneagram Type 6: The LoyalistLet's dive deeper into Type 6 on the Enneagram, the Loyalist!
- Enneagram Type 7: The EnthusiastLet's dive deeper into Type 7 on the Enneagram, the Enthusiast!
- Enneagram Assessment Construct ValidityThis article walks through the research and validity of the Enneagram assessment from our team at Cloverleaf!
- Using Enneagram Triads To Develop Teams: Part 1What to do if your team is lacking representation from one or more of the Enneagram triads.
- Using Enneagram Triads To Develop Teams: Part 2What to do when team members are dispersed amongst all three triads of the Enneagram.
- Using Enneagram Triads To Develop Teams: Part 3What to do if more than half of your team exists within the Gut Triad of the Enneagram.
HBDI
A collection of resources on the HBDI assessment
Insights Discovery
A collection of resources for Insights Discovery
- How to Take Insights DiscoveryA guide on how to take this Assessment on Cloverleaf
- What is Insights DiscoveryAn overview of the assessment and how results are displayed.
- Using Insights Discovery with TeamsInsights Discovery uses a four-color model to help teams understand personality preferences, improve communication, and work more effectively together inside Cloverleaf.