News Type: Hogan in the Media

According to Bob Hogan, “the news derived from the MBTI is always positive. But people can only improve their performance if they know what they are doing wrong.”

According to Hogan Chief Science Officer Dr. Ryne Sherman, there is no evidence of a link between one single DNA structure and people’s personality traits.

In an exclusive interview with People Matters, Dr. Robert Hogan, Founder & President, Hogan Assessments talks about the evolving nature of leadership, bridging the gap between psychological science of talent and common real-world talent practices, the criticalness of evaluating personality & identifying talent with empirically-validated psychometric devices.

Research compiled by Hogan Assessments estimated that companies using personality tests were able to save approximately €65m, 1,728 days of production.

Recent research suggests one of the key personality traits is humility.

Leadership coach, Kasia Jamroz, talks about Hogan Assessments and reputation vs. identity.

In an exclusive interview with People Matters, Dr. Robert Hogan shares what organizations need to do to identify high potentials.

A Tulsa World Q&A with Hogan Chief Science Officer Ryne Sherman.

From the development of socio-analytic theory to establishing the link between personality and organizational effectiveness, Dr. Robert Hogan revolutionized performance measurement.

Does moving quickly, integrating data, and engaging staff really require a different type of leadership?