Online Self-Discovery Assessment Tools
Real Awareness – Personal Change
Q1 does not use assessments that label you this or that type, paint you a colour, or make you an animal. The purpose of a personality profiling tool is to provide information you can use to drive a desired change. The two instruments we use regularly with our clients are Meta Programmes and Harrison Assessment – no labels, colours, or animals – just pure awareness that enables personal change.
The Harrison Assessment methodology was formulated in 1990 after 10 years of development by Dan Harrison Ph.D. This breakthrough is the result of his diverse background in organizational psychology, clinical psychology and mathematics. His commitment to the integrity and accuracy of assessment information is demonstrated in the ongoing development and research in co-operation with companies world-wide. Today HA is used in over 20 countries and 12 languages, including English, Chinese, Thai, German, Indonesian, French, Romanian, Spanish, Malaysian, Swedish, Vietnamese, Korean and Portuguese.
Getting recruitment right is essential for your bottom line – not only to ensure people have the skills you need to push your organisation forward but to avoid wasted costs in hiring, firing and re-training.
Meta Programmes emerged from NLP through early observations of Dr. Richard Bandler. They are programmes which direct other thought processes and indicate your general approach to work and life, shown as a behavioural range across a continuum. They will give you an increased awareness of 11 patterns that are responsible for much of the conflict and poor performance that occurs within organisations today. Recognised and utilised meta programmes form the basis of powerful and productive team work.
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Take a look at a sample report outlining personality traits in relation to performance at work.
The Harrison Assessment Career Guide is a valuable tool for starting, changing, or developing your career.
This sample report focuses on 12 paradoxes that relate to the workplace.
An assessment tool which perfectly reflects the very nature of NLP itself!
An assessment tool which perfectly reflects the very nature of NLP itself!
