Don’t Miss Your Chance to Get Hogan Certified in 2018 Posted August 14, 2018 by Hogan Assessments With four and a half months left in the year, you still have time to get Hogan Certified in the US in 2018. Hogan’s certification and learning programs will equip you to leverage Hogan’s powerful assessment tools to solve critical business problems. Whether you want to select high performers, develop your high potentials, coach executives,… Read more »
Engagement — Who Is Responsible? Posted August 13, 2018 by Hogan Assessments *This is a guest post authored by Rob Field, Learning and Development Director at Advanced People Strategies. Every business I know is working to measure engagement. After all, the difference between good and great lies in discretionary effort. Drive higher engagement and get better results. What could be simpler? How to make it happen and… Read more »
Does a Computer Know Your Personality Better Than Your Friends? Posted August 8, 2018 by Ryne Sherman A few years ago, as I was standing in the bookstore, I heard someone on the radio talk about a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) showing that a computer algorithm, relying only on the things you “like” on Facebook, makes more accurate judgments of your personality than… Read more »
Forget Charisma, Look for Humility in a Leader Posted August 7, 2018 by Robert Hogan *This article was originally published in Talent Economy. The existing paradigm in the business world holds that successful CEOs are ambitious, result-oriented, individualistic, and, above all, charismatic. The rise of agency theory, or the notion that incentivizing managers should improve shareholder returns, put greater emphasis on the need to hire leaders that appear leader-like. Unfortunately, conventional… Read more »
Does Personality Change? On the Stability of Personality Assessment Scores Posted August 6, 2018 by Hogan Assessments *This post was co-authored by Hogan’s Chief Science Officer, Ryne Sherman, and Hogan’s Director of Global Learning, Jackie V. Sahm. Does personality change? This is a question we receive regularly from our clients, along with a lot of hypotheses about when and why scores shift. Answering this seemingly straightforward question actually requires addressing three related… Read more »
WEBINAR—Team Effectiveness: Moving Target or Continuous Journey? Posted July 31, 2018 by Hogan Assessments The demanding nature of today’s globalized markets has forced organizations to be ever reliant on teams for breakthrough solutions that keep them ahead of the competition. While effective teamwork is still necessary for success, today’s teams face far bigger obstacles than teams of the past. Stumbling blocks of late include the modern team’s makeup, which… Read more »
Hogan Announces RELEVANT Management Consulting as New Distributor Posted July 30, 2018 by Hogan Assessments Hogan is proud to officially announce the addition of RELEVANT Management Consulting to the Hogan International Distributor Network. Hogan has an intense focus for helping individuals, teams, and companies across the globe be the best they can be, and we are so happy to have RELEVANT improving our reach throughout Europe and beyond. Leading this… Read more »
There Must Always Be a Leader, and It Matters Who That Is – Interview with Dr. Robert Hogan Posted July 20, 2018 by Hogan Assessments *This interview was originally published in Business Class Magazin – this is the translation of the Hungarian text. The original version can be found here. We met Dr. Robert Hogan at the Four Seasons Budapest. He is an American psychologist and the founder of Hogan Assessments who has institutionalized the use of personality assessments for… Read more »
What’s Worse Than a Tyrannical Leader? One Who Isn’t There Posted July 20, 2018 by Hogan Assessments *This article was written by Danielle King and published in Human Resource Executive on June 1, 2018. How to Recognize Absentee Leaders. A high-performing salesperson knocks his sales goals out of the park every month and consistently brings in new clients while maintaining great internal and external relationships. When a new sales-leadership position opens, his… Read more »
The Personality of Donald Trump Posted July 16, 2018 by Ryne Sherman *The original version of this article was published by Psychology Today on September 17, 2015, prior to Donald Trump’s election victory in 2016. It has been updated to reflect observations made since he took office. The fate of any organization is largely a function of that organization’s leadership. The organization of the United States is… Read more »
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