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The 55+ project
May 2, 2013 | How can one prepare for the future at the age of 55+? A growing number of people in our society are asking themselves this very question– internationally as well. The Transamerica Retirement Survey informs us of the trends in retirement and continued employment. In its 55+ project, our Danish partner explains what contribution the persolog® Personality Factor Profile can make to this guiding question.
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Personal strength is no coincidence
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HR experts worldwide value behavioral tests
Behavior predictions are becoming increasingly important. Three of the five most popular types of assessment among HR experts take behavior into account. Skills and knowledge tests are the most popular, followed by personality tests. These are the results of SHL’s Global Assessment Trends Report 2012.
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