Lowest A described as "doesn't take no for an answer"
This profile in their behavioral report and in the software is described as someone who "doesn't take no for an answer". Doesn't make sense for a Highest B, Lowest A or D>A. Please correct how this language is populated. I can only add 1 image at a time, i would like to add the additional screenshot from the software.
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12 Mar, '25
Sarah Mulvey AdminHighlighted comment
Hi Becca, thanks for your suggestion. I've marked it as "saved for future consideration." In the meantime, I wanted to share the logic that results in this language showing up in the software: "doesn't take no for an answer" will show up for the Promoter reference profile as well as for assessment-takers that are C>D both low. We'll save this for future consideration because we agree that this language may not always be the best way to describe Promoters or C>D individuals. We are currently working to base more of our content on factors and factors combinations rather than just Reference Profile so that in the future there will be fewer instances like this.