Getting to Know You

This book is very informative and it is also fun to read. The author uses his personal experiences and is funny too. I recommend this book for all ages.

I've been aware of the DISC Assessment (and its many variations) for a number of years. A recent workshop helped me to realize the value of applying the principles of DISC not just to myself but to all my relationships - personal and professional. Getting To Know You has deepened my ability to apply the principles of DISC beyond the typical "Strengths And Struggles" which are frequently included in the results of any DISC-style assessment. Now, for each style I understand things like: body language, conversational style, preferred vehicle type, preferred reading materials, purchasing pattern, favored occupations, responses to authority and conflict, what they are looking for in a leader, and much, much more. I highly encourage you to consider this book if you understand the true value of (all!) relationships and desire to deepen and enrich those connections.

This book is truly life-changing. I asked our staff to read this book - then we invited Chris to lead us through a 3-Day retreat and it's started a revolution. This book will help YOU understand YOU. Then it will help YOU understand THEM and the contribution THEY bring to your company and life. This book could change your company, marriage, parenting and how you view the world...read at your own risk!

I found this book easy to read and easy to understand, considering the complex topic of personality and human character. I have used this book as a reference guide, in my work in team building and sales, many times. I also enjoyed the many stories and examples the author used. I highly recommend it.

I have found only a few writers who can explain complex issues in terms that everybody can understand. Chris Carey is one of those gifted authors. Without fail, I am able to teach my nationwide seminars more effectively because of his masterful translation of terms, buttressed by humorous, memorable illustrations. In fact, I quote Chris Carey frequently. Getting to Know You is a book that will help readers understand that our goal is not to "change" people who seem different. Instead, we want to identify the traits that shape their profiles, and use that information to relate to these individuals more effectively. Equally significant, we will understand our own personal styles more clearly by reading this book.