
Occupational Psychometrics are a range of 'measurement' instruments widely used across organisations. There are simply hundreds of assessment and development instruments available, and these can be considered in three main categories:
Ability tests are primarily used in assessment for a broad range of job types and levels, and include the more traditional aptitude tests (such as verbal and numerical reasoning). In addition there are management exercises testing reactions to challenging business situations, tests to assess problem solving and analysis, and tests to assess individuals on their overall level of judgement.
Personality questionnaires provide valuable information about a person's behaviour style at work and are critical where people interactions are key. They are 'self diagnostic', providing a rich source of information to interpret and discuss as part of an assessment or development exercise at an individual or team level.
Interest inventories are designed to cover the spectrum of age, experience and occupations and are typically used when a person is considering career entry or a career move. These inventories are invaluable in aiding career decision making and assisting individuals seeking career direction - perfect for reorganisation and restructuring activities.
Occupational Psychometrics are proven, cost effective and reliable tools for use in any assessment or development activity, and add significant value when combined with a range of other measures in Assessment Centres and Development Centres. Demonstrable benefits of using Occupational Psychometrics include:
In general, Occupational Psychometrics will:
Benson Payne will work with you to identify the most appropriate Occupational Psychometrics to support your activities, that demonstrate these characteristics and which:
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