Leveraging Personality to Stay Productive
As the world continues to grapple with what’s next, HR leaders have taken notice of the benefits of working from home. Not only is it a necessity for many, but evidence has been emerging that flexibility in workplace arrangements reduces turnover and improves productivity.
No matter where your company presently falls on the scale between optional remote work to permanently working from home, Traitify would like to offer some guidance to help you flourish when in telework settings.
Yes. There are plenty of “Work From Home” guides out there. So why download one more?
This one has personality. Literally.
Our Psychology team utilizes the Big Five personality model, based on decades of research, to provide insight and tips for:
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Chief Psychology Officer, Dr. Heather Myers, explains the evolution of personality tests and how they tap into the power of technology to harness visual processing.
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CEO Dan Sines breaks down how hiring managers should focus on one of the most pressing issues in HR today — candidate experience.
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Staff psychologist Rachel Stewart Johnson, Ph.D. analyzes why a personality assessment is the best way to capture who a person is during the hiring process.
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Extraversion Bias is a critical example of the dangers of basing hiring on the emotional reaction to a candidate, especially for leadership positions explains Dr. Mark Parkinson.
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