PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT

Bridging People and Performance: The BJD Approach to Onboarding

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Article Summary

This post explains how BJD Performance Group approaches onboarding through neuroscience-backed assessments that focus on communication, emotional intelligence, and motivation. It dives into how co-created systems ensure lasting results and measurable behavior change.

How does the onboarding and assessment process work?

The first step is co-creating a process that people will actually use. BJD Performance Group starts by discussing the true purpose and intentionality behind the assessments. The goal is to deliver clarity and operational guidance, ensuring ROI through meaningful implementation.

What do the assessments measure?

They begin with communication — how individuals receive and give information. From there, emotional intelligence is analyzed, including self and social regulation. Finally, motivation is broken down into passion-based and conceptual types to drive behavior change.

Why is motivation considered neurological?

Waiting to feel motivated can delay progress indefinitely. Instead, understanding what triggers motivation neurologically enables people to shift behaviors and reach desired outcomes.

How does this process enable results?

By combining communication styles, emotional intelligence, and motivation analysis, BJD Performance Group create actionable plans. These plans bridge where people are with where they want to go — and help them follow through on their stated goals.

“If you’re waiting to feel motivated, you’ll be waiting a long time. But when you learn what truly motivates you, you can change your behavior and achieve what you say you want.”

Amanda Fisher

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the assessment process include?

It includes communication style analysis, emotional intelligence evaluation, and motivation breakdown.

Why is co-creation important in onboarding?

Co-creation ensures the system will be used and actually produce a return on investment.

How is motivation measured?

Motivation is measured neurologically by identifying both passion-based and theoretical triggers.

Is this onboarding approach industry-specific?

No, it is designed to be effective across industries including tech, education, and professional services.

How long does the full assessment process typically take?

Most clients complete it within 2–3 weeks including implementation planning.

Amanda Fisher
About the Author

Amanda Fisher is the founder and CEO of BJD Performance Group, where she helps organizations align teams, develop leaders, and drive measurable growth using neuroscience-backed, data-driven strategies. With a background in talent development and executive consulting, Amanda specializes in translating assessment data into actionable, people-first solutions—especially during high-pressure transitions like mergers or cultural overhauls. Her approach blends emotional intelligence, communication analysis, and motivation science to build alignment, clarity, and real ROI across industries.

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