Business Chemistry

Business Chemistry draws upon the latest analytics technologies to reveal four scientifically based patterns of behavior within business. Developed by scientists, the system is designed to provide insights about individuals and teams based on observable traits and preferences. By understanding these differences, you may improve the effectiveness of your interactions with other types of individuals, as well as combinations of types in team environments.

Our interactive video will help you navigate around a few high-level shared traits and then you can zero in on each of the different working styles. Each of the working style sections has further information and videos to illustrate their qualities. Finally, there are tips and tricks about how each of the working styles can better interact with each other.

In this business book, 'Practical Magic for Crafting Powerful Work Relationships,' authors Kim Christfort and Suzanne Vickberg share the lessons they'e learned—and the stories they'e collected—hrough years of practical, hands-on experience in the study of team building, cognitive diversity, and the ways in which creating a positive, inclusive office environment can empower people to do their very best work and reach their full potential.

Biz Chem 20 Questions helps you to develop hypotheses about the styles and preferences of other individuals based on observable traits and behaviors in a business setting. Used alone or together with your own Business Chemistry results, this 'hunch' can help refine your approach with others and increase the effectiveness of your interactions.

The Business Chemistry^® Confessions podcast is hosted by Kim Christfort, national director of The Deloitte Greenhouse Experience^™ and Dr. Suzanne Vickberg (Dr. Suz), lead researcher for Business Chemistry. Each episode explores true stories of workplace success and failure that all come down to one thing Business Chemistry. Our hosts will discuss techniques you can use to flex your style, improve your working relationships, and build stronger teams.

The Business Chemistry Blog. The Business Chemistry Chief Chemist blogs about how teams and relationships fuel our work with timely topics and unique insights. Visitors can share their viewpoints and thoughts about new topics. Subscribe today and don't miss new content!

C-suite executives are more likely than the general business population to think about the big picture, embrace the competitive spirit, and make quick decisions. That's the finding of a new study of 661 C-suite executives by the Deloitte Greenhouse Experience team. Business Chemistry's researchers provide tips for all four types whether they are current leaders, aspiring leaders, or those who work with a CxO.

From generational, gender and or across industries see how the work styles differ. Business Chemistry^® has been used by 40 percent of the Fortune 500 and more than 150,00 individuals in 120 countries. The empirical data collected has enabled a deeper understanding of Business Chemistry types and how they interact with each other.

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• Business behaviors revealed
  
  LinkedIn & Facebook:
  Business Chemistry has identified four different professional behavioral types. Different types have unique traits and their own style in the workplace. By understanding your own type and others, you can help improve your work interactions. Find out your type or a colleagues' with the 20 questions type test: https://businesschemistry.deloitte.com
  
  Twitter: Find out your type or a colleague's by taking the #BizChem 20 questions test
• Stress in the workplace
  
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  Stress affects everyone in the workplace, but each of us differently. Business Chemistry explores how the different types respond to stressful stiuations. Learn more about how stress impacts the types on: https://deloi.tt/2FNJ7XJ
  
  Twitter: Business Chemistry explores the different ways stress in the workplace affects us all. #BizChem https://deloi.tt/2FNJ7XJ
• Decoding work styles across generations
  
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  Generational divides can occur in the workplace. Millennials and Baby Boomers are working side by side but often with very different styles. Business Chemistry takes a look at the differences in these generations and how to bridge the divide. Learn more about the business chemistry types at https://businesschemistryblog.com/the-4-types
  
  Twitter: #BizChem is looking at what makes Millennials and Baby Boomers so different in the workplace. https://deloi.tt/2FAqp5v
• The forgotten factors of stress: Introverts and extroverts
• Gender & work styles: At odds or as one?
• Behavioral differences across industries