PSYCHOMETRIC ASSESSMENT SERVICES
Measure Ability, Potential and Fit
Understanding employee abilities, potential and personality type allows employers to build on strengths and target limitations.
The Emergency Support Network (ESN) strongly recommends our clients utilise our premium psychometric assessment service. These tools can be utilised when hiring, to assist with a coaching process, to develop insight when conflict occurs between individuals and to build greater understanding within team dynamics.
Our qualified consultants use the most valid, reliable and scientifically robust psychometric assessments available to assist with:
Using the best scientific instruments, we can provide our clients with powerful insight into the critical factors that drive a person’s job performance, job fit, and success.
For more information, please contact ESN directly to discuss your specific needs
Instruments we use include:
Occupational Personality Questionnaire (OPQ32r)
“The British Psychological Society, in its 2007 review, places the Occupational Personality Questionnaire (OPQ32) “at the top of the first rank of personality tests, especially those used in occupational settings.” The instrument has strong technical and statistical credentials documented in the SHL OPQ32 Technical Manual1 to back this up.”
LSI 1 & 2 (Life Style Inventory)
The Human Synergistic LSI assists understanding unique thinking patterns which characterise a person’s current behaviour. To understand how they think, what leads to effective thinking, productive behaviour and also to develop goals that bring about change and improvement.
SHL Ability Tests
Other assessments are available to meet our client’s needs.
We diligently assess the particular needs and requirements of every client and the role being filled to determine the optimal approach in each case.
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