Understand the behaviors people naturally display and the environments they need to thrive.
This advanced Birkman course explores the concept of Social Desirability and the nine Birkman Relational Components, helping leaders better understand how people are most likely to behave, communicate, and interact with others. Participants will learn how socially dominant behaviors influence group dynamics, workplace culture, and leadership effectiveness.
By understanding these patterns, leaders can better anticipate the needs, expectations, and preferences of the people they serve, lead, and work alongside. Whether you're leading a staff team, volunteer ministry, board, or congregation, this course will help you create environments where people can perform at their best and build stronger, healthier relationships.
By the end of this course, you will have a deeper understanding of the Social Desirability scores within the Birkman Method and how to use them to predict common behavioral tendencies, improve communication, and lead more effectively.