Strengthscape 3.07

What does "Strengthscape" mean?

Strength + scape = Strengthscape
(streNG(k)TH/+skeɪp/)

The term “strengthscape” is derived from the two English words “strength”, the property of being strong and “scape” meaning view. The two words together create a new word, “Strengthscape” which means, a collective view of strong properties. In other words, Strengthscape is an individual’s as well as a perceiver’s collective view of the strengths of the individual. The concept of “Strengthscape” was coined by Akash Chander in July 2013. In relation to individual personalities he defines strengthscape as follows:

“Strengthscape is a landscape of strengths (behaviours) of an individual which are responses under any situation, frequently displayed, easy to identify and first stress responses often overused and thereby becoming weaknesses.”

Strengthscape offers - certifications, assessments, training programs and image consulting services to corporates and individuals to help you tap your strengths and create a unique competitive advantage.

Strengthscape Approach - Organizations today look for a strategic vision that not only meets the bottom-line but also creates the right environment for people. It is people that bring a unique competitive advantage which is critical to organizational success. Strengthscape brings together business and psychology to create the right environment both for organizational and employee growth.
Strengthscape’s interventions use the objective approach of assessments and are based on theories of Neuroscience and Anthropology that help us understand people better.

Strengthscape is a trademark of Citrus Solutions. All Rights Reserved