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The Psychology of Nightmares

Posted October 14, 2024 by Erin Robinson

Signifying nightmares, a blue-green light peeks through a cracked-open door. The rest of the image is too dark to distinguish, including the details of the door.

The psychology of nightmares reveals what causes bad dreams. Explore how nightmares relate to personality.

The Hidden Drawbacks of a Nice Corporate Culture

Posted October 1, 2024 by Whitney Martin

A nice corporate culture comes with some hidden drawbacks. Discover why organizations with a nice culture struggle with productivity and profitability.

What Is Impression Management?

Posted July 16, 2024 by Erin Robinson

A multicultural group of people in business attire sit at a gray conference table facing the camera. Opposite them appears to be a person interviewing for a job. The wall behind them is a medium gray with a slate-gray clock. The photo accompanies a blog about impression management.

Impression management is when someone presents themself in a certain way to manage the impression that others have of them. Learn more here.

Career Success and Inequality

Posted July 9, 2024 by Erin Robinson

A black king chess piece and silver king chess piece against a neutral background. The silver piece is lying on its side, whereas the black is upright. The image accompanies a blog about inequality and determinants of career success.

Career success is full of inequality. What factors influence career success, and how can we help to minimize these inequalities? Find out here.

Measuring IQ and EQ

Posted June 25, 2024 by Erin Robinson

The roots of a mangrove tree are intertwined and reflected upon the black surface of a river in the nighttime. The image accompanies a blog post about measuring IQ and EQ.

What are the differences between IQ and EQ? This article discusses the meaning and measurement of intelligence and emotional intelligence.

The Benefits of Cooperation at Work: Why Getting Along Matters

Posted April 30, 2024 by Erin Robinson

A photo of Hogan president and founder, Robert Hogan, PhD, next to a quote of his that reads, 'You can't get ahead unless you can get along.' The image accompanies a blog post about the benefits of cooperation at work.

Our need for social acceptance is a fundamental part of human nature. How does that affect the importance of cooperation at work?

How to Take a Personality Test

Posted April 23, 2024 by Erin Robinson

You can’t pass or fail on a personality test, but you can make mistakes. Read this article to learn tips for how to take a personality assessment.

Hogan Assessments Awarded the SIOP Best International Paper Award 2024

Posted April 19, 2024 by Erin Robinson

Hogan’s Alise Dabdoub, PhD, and Anne-Marie Paiement, PhD, received the SIOP Best International Paper Award for setting the standards for best practice in international assessment processes.

Workplace Competition: Why We Compete at Work

Posted April 16, 2024 by Erin Robinson

Understanding why we compete at work can help accelerate organizational success. Read about the causes and outcomes of workplace competition.

Getting Assessment Advice from ChatGPT

Posted April 2, 2024 by Erin Robinson

The webpage of ChatGPT, a prototype AI chatbot, is seen on the website of OpenAI, on a smartphone held against a beige background. The photo accompanies a blog post about getting assessment advice from ChatGPT.

Getting assessment advice from ChatGPT or other AI tools is ill-advised. Find out why here.

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