
Through a combination of regression and factor analysis, The Birkman Method® identifies the respondent's everyday interpersonal style (usual behavior), and unlike most other popular assessments, gives unique insights into underlying motivations and needs. Stress behaviors are identified when these needs are not met. Knowing the underlying motivations and the consequences of unmet needs gives your RedPoint advisor an effective way to improve workplace performance and reduce conflict.
In brief, The Birkman Method® includes the five major perspectives:
Usual Behavior – an individual's effective behavioral style of dealing with relationships and tasks.
Underlying Needs – an individual's expectations of how relationships and social situations should be governed in context of the relationship or situation.
Stress Behaviors – an individual's ineffective style of dealing with relationships or tasks; behavior observed when underlying needs are not met.
Interests – an individual's expressed preference for job titles based on the assumption of equal economic rewards.
Organizational Focus – the perspective in which an individual views problems and solutions relating to organizational goals.
Uses for
The Birkman Method®
Pre-Employment
Conflict Management
Individual Development
Stress Management
Team Building
Culture Management
Team Development
Mergers and Acquisitions
Career Guidance
Workplace Diversity
Career Management
Succession Planning
Career Transition
Crisis Management
Coaching
Retirement Planning
Executive Coaching
Marital Counseling
Leadership Development
Counseling
Areas in gray are outside the scope of RedPoint’s work. We can help you find a qualified associate to help in these matters. Please inquire.