Over the past 25 years, Hogan assessments have emerged globally as the tool of reference for the selection and development of managers and executives. Today, the Hogan inventories are used internationally by companies and coaches to predict the success of their leaders. What are the secrets of success? What lessons can we learn to… Read more »
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Drinks with Hogan: Leadership in a Team Environment
If leadership is defined as the ability to build and maintain a high performing team, how does a leader effectively engage his or her team? Rebecca Callahan, Manager of Hogan Labs, and Amber Smittick, Corporate Solutions Consultant, discuss the tools and tactics to successful leadership in a team environment in this edition of Drinks with… Read more »
The HPI Turns 3…Million!
Hogan’s status as a global innovator in personality assessment is nothing new. In 1998, after administering the Hogan Personality Inventory (HPI) in more traditional formats for years, we were the first test publisher to develop a web-based assessment platform. After we fully integrated the system to score HPI results for personnel selection and employee development… Read more »
Drinks with Hogan | What is a high potential?
In this edition of Drinks with Hogan, Managing Partner Ryan Ross explains why narrowing the definition of potential, in order to coach and develop people to a very specific thing, is necessary for success. Additionally, Ross discusses the leadership characteristics of a high potential employee.
Hogan to Speak at 31st Annual SIOP Conference
To boost engagement, leaders must learn to behave better
To engage employees effectively, businesses need to understand what makes them tick, and to boost leaders’ emotional intelligence, says Professor Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic Scientific data clearly indicate that employee engagement drives organisational profitability; nonetheless, only a minority of employees in most organizations are engaged. Indeed, the evidence suggests that disengagement is not just the norm, but… Read more »
The Economy of Human Nature
Adam Smith, author of An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations (aka The Wealth of Nations), is considered the father of modern economics. Since its publication in 1776, The Wealth of Nations has influenced virtually all modern economists and, to some extent, much of western philosophy. Smith argued that unregulated… Read more »
Hogan and J3Personica Complete Personality Study of Neurosurgical Residents
What personality characteristics predict successful performance among neurosurgical residents? Until a recent study we conducted with J3Personica Founder & CEO Alan Friedman, published in the Journal of Neurosurgery, nobody knew for certain.
Star Performers vs. Effective Team Performance
Written by Dr. Robert Hogan and Dr. Kimberly Nei In a fascinating and counter-intuitive paper, two Harvard economists (Housman and Minor) suggest that it makes better financial sense not to hire toxic workers than to hire star performers. Toxic workers engage in theft, property damage, sexual harassment, and workplace violence and destroy the culture of… Read more »
2015 Hogan Research Compilation
The Hogan Research Division is constantly hard at work advancing the science of personality. We present a compilation of all the research projects, studies, presentations, and reviews from 2015.