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DISC Evolution is a behavioral assessment designed to identify a candidate's work style and behavioral tendencies in the workplace.

The assessment measures four core behavioral dimensions:

Based on the combination of these dimensions, Kokoro identifies one of the 15 DISC Evolution behavioral profiles, providing a more detailed understanding of each candidate's behavioral style.

Important: DISC measures behavioral style. It does not assess knowledge, intelligence, work experience, or technical skills.

The DISC Evolution report is organized into different sections that help you understand the candidate's behavioral style and provide additional insights for the hiring process.

The first page of the report displays the main assessment results:

These percentages show which behavioral dimensions are most prominent. There are no "good" or "bad" scores—each combination represents a different behavioral style.

The report includes integrity indicators that provide additional context about how the assessment was completed.

Shows whether the assessment successfully passed the available integrity checks and indicates how many verification indicators were met.

This section provides information about how the assessment session was conducted.

Session Duration

Displays the total time the candidate spent completing the assessment.

This serves as a reference to verify whether the assessment duration is consistent with the expected completion time.

Camera Presence

Shows the percentage of time the candidate remained visible on camera during the assessment.

Along with the percentage, the report displays a status (for example, Consistent) that summarizes the candidate's presence throughout the session.

Screen Attention

Shows the percentage of time the candidate kept their attention focused on the screen while completing the assessment.

If frequent attention shifts are detected, the report displays a status such as Frequent deviation, providing additional context about the assessment session.

Important: These indicators do not affect the assessment results nor determine the validity of the evaluation by themselves. They should always be interpreted together with the rest of the candidate's information.

This section explains the candidate's dominant behavioral profile and describes how they are likely to perform in a work environment.

It also provides context on how this profile may contribute to the evaluated role.

Describes the workplace conditions that typically increase the candidate's motivation and performance.

This information helps identify the environments in which the candidate is most likely to thrive.

Summarizes the candidate's key strengths and the areas that could be further developed through experience, coaching, or training.

These insights can support interviews, onboarding, and development plans.

Describes the behaviors commonly associated with the candidate's profile, as well as situations that may represent greater challenges.

Provides practical suggestions to maximize the candidate's performance and support their professional development.

DISC Evolution introduces new features designed to make report interpretation easier and provide additional support throughout the hiring process.

The report now includes a compatibility score between the candidate's behavioral profile and the estimated ideal profile for the position.

This indicator helps identify how closely the candidate's behavioral style aligns with the typical requirements of the role.

The analysis includes:

Important: The ideal profile is generated using Artificial Intelligence based on the job title. It should be used as a supporting reference, not as the sole criterion for hiring decisions.

Within each hiring process, Kokoro displays a DISC badge in the Insights section.

This badge allows recruiters to quickly view the compatibility percentage between each candidate's behavioral profile and the estimated ideal profile for the role, without opening the full report.

This makes it easier to compare candidates and quickly identify their behavioral fit.

The final section of the report includes a practical interview guide containing:

DISC Evolution should always be used as a complementary assessment tool.

Results should be interpreted alongside interviews, technical assessments, and other hiring evidence.

Likewise, the compatibility score is intended as an additional input for decision-making and should never be used as the sole criterion for selecting or rejecting candidates.