PRISM® Workstyle
Discover how you approach work in teams. Five dimensions: Power, Risk, Identity, Speed, and Messaging.
A research-based assessment built on Dr David Livermore's Global TeamLEAD™ framework. Choose your assessment path, or pair it with the full course to unlock insights into how you work and lead.
Discover how you approach work in teams. Five dimensions: Power, Risk, Identity, Speed, and Messaging.
Your five-dimension profile plus your dominant leadership archetype: one of six identified by Livermore's research.
Both pathways measure the same five dimensions, calibrated from Dr Livermore's research. Leadership layers an archetype on top.
Workstyle is the foundation everyone takes. Leadership adds the archetype layer for people leading teams.
The five dimensions, each shown as two poles.
One of six archetypes is assigned at the end of your assessment.
Most teamwork problems aren't about skill. They're about how people communicate, collaborate, lead, and trust. PRISM® gives you the language to name what's happening on your team, and practical strategies to bridge it.
When workstyles clash, the team feels it before anyone can name it. Different speeds. Different ways of disagreeing. Different reads on hierarchy. Productivity slows, trust frays, and no one knows quite why.
Your colleagues and team members increasingly grew up in different countries, industries, and households. Their defaults aren't yours. Most people learn this the hard way, through misunderstanding.
You can't change anyone's defaults overnight. But the moment you can name yours and theirs, the friction has language. Language is the start of every real solution.
97% of employees say poor teamwork negatively impacts their work. The single greatest factor in whether a team collaborates, feels safe, and performs well is their leader's cross-cultural workstyle awareness.
Sources: Salesforce Research; Livermore, Global TeamLEAD.
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