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Test Overview & Interpretation - Derailers. Hogan Assessment Systems at a Glance. A leading provider of assessments used for employee selection & development Assessed over 3.5 million working adults performing over 450 different jobs across 40 countries 28 years of research and experience
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Hogan Assessment Systems at a Glance • A leading provider of assessments used for employee selection & development • Assessed over 3.5 million working adults performing over 450 different jobs across 40 countries • 28 years of research and experience • Legally defensible: Never been successfully challenged • Predictive
HDS Foundation The Challenge Report is based on the Hogan Development Survey Design • 11 primary scales • High Risk = 90th percentile and above • Moderate Risk = 70 - 89th percentile • Low Risk = 40 - 69th percentile • No Risk = 0 - 39th percentile Interpretation • Occupational derailment characteristics • High Risk - Likely negative impact on job performance • Moderate Risk - Potential negative impact on job performance • Lower scores are generally better • If no high risk scores, then moderate risk scores become more meaningful • Everyone has one or two elevations
HDS Scale Clusters Moving Away Excitable Skeptical Cautious Reserved Leisurely Moving Against Bold Mischievous Colorful Imaginative Moving Toward Diligent Dutiful
Every leader has personality traits that threaten his or her success. • Assessment measures performance risks that impede work relationships, hinder productivity and limit career potential. • The HDS provides valuable feedback for strategic self-awareness, key to overcoming these tendencies and achieving success in the workplace.
Hogan’s Purpose • Hogan partners with organizations to create a human competitive advantage at all levels of the human capital management continuum….. • Hire the best people for the job – Hogan Select • Manage and develop talent – Hogan Develop/Lead Hogan Select Hogan Develop/Lead • Reduction in turnover • Matching people to positions (front of house – back of house) • Increased recruiting efficiency • Better final candidate pool • Reduction in overall recruitment costs • Increased employee engagement • Improved Self-Awareness • Managerial Development • Team-building • Increased safety • Increased morale, production, sales, customer service
Derailer Best Practices How to reduce the effects of derailment: • Using derailer information during hiring and promotion • New leader on-boarding • Leadership development and coaching • Engagement interventions • Team/organizational analyses
On-Boarding and Development • In-depth discussions about potential derailment areas • Raise self-awareness and open dialogue • “Aha experience” • Coaching or feedback is important • Using a 360 that is designed for assessing derailment potential
How Can Assessments Facilitate Development? • Identify behavioral tendencies to keep, stop, and grow • Accelerate the coaching process • Identify gaps between rewards/desired conditions & behaviors • Reflect on motivations capable of impacting behavior • Predict performance in new jobs and novel situations