Personality  Testing

A reliable, validated tool with decades of data behind it, the 16pf® Questionnaire is one of the most widely recognized tools to assess personality. It can be a powerful means of gauging an individual’s work style and strengths, so you can separate the “great” from the “good” and help guide millennials into leadership positions to support strategic goals. The Report facilitates discussion with individuals on how their personal strengths can lead to career success. It is appropriate for use in selection and placement, individual and management development, leadership development and executive coaching, career and outplacement counselling, as well as counselling for personal development.

 

Key Characteristics:

 

Objective

Delivers objective, empirical measurement of the personality traits that enable you to select and develop the people who will help your organization thrive and succeed.

Validated

Instills confidence in making the right selection decisions and development investments due to thorough validation and breadth of insight.

Increases Self-Awareness

Increases self-awareness by measuring an individual’s strengths as well as areas for development.

Multi-Application

Generates numerous report options from one test administration, making it useful for screening, selection, identification of high potentials, leadership development, and coaching.

In-depth

Measures 16 different primary personality characteristics structured around the “Big Five” global factors of personality.

Global

Facilitates global implementation with online availability in 20+ languages, each individually researched and validated.

Facilitates Interviews

Encourages structured and insightful interviews with prompts based upon an individual’s 16PF results.

Predictive

Assesses what a person WILL do, not just what they CAN do.

Competency-based

Supports competency-based assessment to ensure the right job – and organization – fit.

 

The 16PF Assessment Measures:

  • Warmth
  • Reasoning
  • Emotional stability
  • Dominance
  • Liveliness
  • Rule-consciousnes
  • Social boldness
  • Sensitivity
  • Vigilance
  • Abstractedness
  • Privateness
  • Apprehensiveness
  • Openness to change
  • Self-reliance
  • Perfectionism
  • Tension
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