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The Theory: Helen Fisher’s research on the brain systems that drive human personality, attraction, and love has been featured in…
When NeuroColor cofounder Dave Labno tuned into NPR on a winter day in 2009, he heard an interview with a scientist that would alter the trajectory of his work (and the culture of thousands of companies). With two decades experience in the personality space, Dave recognized that Dr. Helen Fisher’s research into personality styles had clear business applications. Together, he and Dr. Fisher would expand the scope of her compatibility questionnaire in order to study personality in the workplace. Their collaboration formed NeuroColor, a company dedicated to using neuroscience to transform communication and companies around the world.
NeuroColor exists because the field of neuroscience is providing insight into the biological reasons why each of us thinks, acts, and communicates the way we do. Through NeuroColor’s training and data, we enable companies to leverage employees’ natural strengths and build more effective teams. At the individual level, we empower you to improve communication, understanding, and engagement in your organization and beyond.
The Theory: Helen Fisher’s research on the brain systems that drive human personality, attraction, and love has been featured in…
A brain-based personality test helps people better understand themselves and other personality types.
The personality test designed for the workplace gave me accurate insights about my work style.
In her just-released Harvard Business Review article (“5 Ways Managers Can Support Neurosignature Diversity at Work”), NeuroColor Advisory Board Member Friederike Fabritius references NeuroColor co-founders Dr. Helen Fisher and David Labno – and encapsulates their concepts of neurosignature and diversity of thought in her hands-on advice for leaders.
Dr. Fisher provides a short overview of her breakthrough discoveries in the fields of personality and neuroscience.
For the last year, two smiling British women have been our special needs daughter’s top pick on YouTube Kids. They move to the music and sign in Makaton sign language while covering popular songs with kid appeal – from the classic “Wheels on the Bus” to Katy Perry’s “Firework.” And their approach has surprising application to workplace communication.
You’re talkative, comfortable with people and…an introvert? You’re not alone. Even if this isn’t you, keep reading. The level of introversion on your team likely still affects your work and productivity, especially in remote work.
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