Produktteam Nord
Team · 7 people
Better than any team workshop we've ever booked. The role descriptions were so spot-on that they're now part of our profile names.
Who sets the pace, who energizes the room, who holds things together, who checks the numbers? The DISC Challenge shows in a single analysis how the four behavioral styles are distributed across your team – and why your meetings run the way they do.

For leaders & entrepreneurs
No agency, no conference room, no shared calendar slot: you create the challenge, everyone on the team takes their test whenever it suits them – and you discuss the analysis in your next meeting. The team profile shows which styles you have, which are missing, and who is slowing each other down.
Free to start · the in-depth team analysis is Premium
Everyone has all four parts – just in different proportions. The challenge shows which style is in the driver's seat for whom and how the styles add up across your team.
Results, pace, clear directions. Whoever in your group scores high makes decisions before others have even sorted through the options – and needs someone who knows how to apply the brakes.
Inspiring, persuading, winning people over. Your most influential people carry the mood – and sometimes run away with the meeting.
Reliability, patience, team cohesion. Whoever leads here holds you together when things get hectic – and needs advance notice when change comes.
Quality, accuracy, rules. Your most conscientious people spot the mistake before the client does – and want all the data before making a decision.
Sample analysis
Here's what the core of your team analysis looks like – shown here with fictional names.
Illustrative example. Your analysis will use your real names and results.
Monday, 9:00 AM
Jana opens with a decision before everyone is even seated. Malik brings three ideas and a smile that wins everyone over. Sarah asks if the team is okay with that. And Jonas wants to see the numbers first. Four styles, one script – and the exact same friction every week.
The DISC Challenge makes the lineup visible. Not to change anyone, but so you can use the roles intentionally: Jana drives, Malik inspires, Sarah anchors, Jonas secures.
Behavioral styles show up anywhere people need to get things done together.
The classic choice. A team that knows its styles delegates tasks by strength – and understands why one person jumps right in while another clarifies every question first.
Who needs concise directions, who needs context, who needs certainty? With the team profile, you lead each person the way that works best for them.
Who organizes the club trip and who turns all the plans upside down? Volunteer groups and circles of friends have roles too – and friction when two people want the same one.
When family and business are one, styles get doubly mixed. The challenge separates things cleanly: this is how each person behaves – regardless of who is whose child.
No app, no scheduling – everyone takes their test whenever it suits them.
Choose one of nine tests and type in the names of your group – every person gets their own invitation link.
Everyone answers the same questions, honestly and undisturbed. The live board shows who's already done – and who you're still waiting for.
Once everyone's finished, we compare your profiles: common ground, contrasts, roles – and in game mode, the awards.
From startups, departments, and a family business.
Team · 7 people
Better than any team workshop we've ever booked. The role descriptions were so spot-on that they're now part of our profile names.
Agency · 12 people across two challenges
I knew I was too fast. I didn't know that three of my team members stopped asking questions because of it. That has changed since the analysis.
Family business · 4 people
Father dominant, one son conscientious, the other influential. Sounds like a cliché, but that's exactly what it showed – and suddenly we could talk about it instead of yelling at each other.
You decide when creating: a candid mirror, or a competition with a wink.
Your profiles side by side, honest and judgment-free: what you share, where you differ – no winners, no rankings.
With rankings and awards for your group: who takes which title? Every person shines at least once – promised.
Powerhouse
Ben
Most similar duo
Mia & Sam
Between two and eight. Larger teams simply split into multiple challenges – for example by department or project.
No. Only the person creating the challenge signs in. Everyone else opens their personal link – no registration, no app.
Within the challenge, yes – that's the whole point of a team comparison. Nobody sees answers to individual questions, and outside your group, nobody has access. If you prefer to keep your profile to yourself, simply take the test solo.
The tests, the live board, and the style comparison are free. The in-depth team analysis with roles, duos, and tips is part of bejiji Premium – one subscription covers the whole group. Seven days start at $1.95 (incl. VAT), then $39.95 every 4 weeks, cancel anytime.
No. Every team needs all four – pace, enthusiasm, reliability, and precision. The analysis doesn't judge, it describes. Rankings only exist if you turn on game mode.
Create the team challenge, send out the links – and discuss in your next meeting what you would otherwise never have talked about.
Free to start · Colleagues don't need an account