April 2022
Issue Map
Advertisement
Advertisement
A chalkboard -- on one side are scattered squares, triangles and circles. And arrow points to the other side, where the squares are lined up in one row, the triangles in another and the circles in another.
TD Magazine

Make It Make Sense

Friday, April 1, 2022

Turn employee pushback on personality assessment results into opportunities for learning.

More than 75 percent of employers use personality assessments such as CliftonStrengths, DiSC, and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in their hiring and business practices. Yet those instruments elicit strong reactions from users, both positive and negative. For some employees, taking the assessments is pure delight—they get quantitative feedback on qualitative factors and think: "This explains the

Advertisement

You've reached ATD member-only content.


Sign in below or join ATD to continue.