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Deion Sanders: A Case Study in Leadership

Posted May 9, 2023 by Erin Robinson

A low-angle photo of an American football on a grass field with a black background. A field yard line is visible just to the left of the ball. The photo accompanies a blog post about the similarities in leadership styles and personality between American football player turned coach Deion Sanders and Twitter CEO Elon Musk.

What are the leadership similarities between Colorado Buffaloes Head Coach Deion Sanders and Twitter CEO Elon Musk? Find out.

What Thenamaris Learned by Using Personality Assessments

Posted April 28, 2023 by Erin Robinson

A photograph of the SEARUBY, a ship owned by shipping company Thenamaris, from a front perspective. The SEARUBY is in motion with a foggy coastline in its background. The photo accompanies a blog post about what Thenamaris learned after using personality tests for talent development. Thenamaris's use of Hogan personality assessments for talent development led to a number of positive business outcomes outlined in the blog.

When Thenamaris discovered a need to strengthen talent development aboard its shipping vessels, the approach had to be grounded in science. Here’s what the shipping company learned from using Hogan’s personality assessments for leadership development at sea.

Leadership Emergence vs. Leadership Effectiveness

Posted March 14, 2023 by Erin Robinson

Two headless mannequins wear mens suits. The photo accompanies a blog post about leadership emergence versus leadership effectiveness. The latter is the ability to build a high-performing team. The former is about charisma and politics and explains why and how C-suites and boardrooms are mostly filled with men named John. The empty suits signify the appearance of leadership without true effectiveness.

Emergent leaders seem leaderlike. Effective leaders lead. Find out how personality influences leadership and why versatility is key.

Leadership Emergence in Japan: Insights from Hogan Personality Data

Posted March 7, 2023 by Erin Robinson

A flagpole flying the Japanese flag, which is all white with a red circle in the center, is shown against a blue sky. In the foreground, cherry blossoms surround the frame. The photo accompanies a blog post about leadership emergence in Japan, based on the personality data of a sample of more than 3,000 Japanese leaders.

Leadership emergence in Japan is unique compared to other markets. What else can we learn from the personality data of Japanese leaders? Find out here.

Leadership Pressure and Burnout: A Spotlight on Tracey DeSilva, VP at Bayer

Posted January 9, 2023 by Erin Robinson

Leadership pressure and burnout are all too common. Learn how Tracey DeSilva, VP of learning and development at Bayer, manages in this leadership spotlight.

Psychological Safety and the Distant Leader

Posted December 13, 2022 by Hogan Assessments

A woman with medium skin and curly dark brown hair sits on a round cushion on the floor with her elbows resting on her knees and her hands covering her face. The image suggests isolation and withdrawal as a stress response and accompanies a blog post about how distant leaders affect team psychological safety.

How a leader responds to stress affects the team’s psychological safety. Find out about the effects of a distant leader’s dark-side characteristics.

Personality and Strategic Performance

Posted December 13, 2022 by Hogan Assessments

Strategic performance in business leadership relies on mindset and personality characteristics. Learn more about how to attain strategic success.

Understanding Elon

Posted November 15, 2022 by Hogan Assessments

In recent weeks, Elon Musk has faced enormous criticism for business decisions; however, nothing in his biography suggests Musk is narcissistic, malevolent, or experiencing psychosis.

Leadership Through Organizational Crisis

Posted September 13, 2022 by Hogan Assessments

Crisis is inevitable. What are the personality characteristics of people who show effective leadership through organizational crisis?

CEO Behavior

Posted September 2, 2022 by Hogan Assessments

CEO personality can lead to major corporate blunders. Materialism and rule breaking are two types of CEO behavior that can tacitly foster an environment of the same. So, what should organizations do?

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