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IDS HR StudyPlus (Study 770), March 2004 Psychometric tests
By offering a way for employers to gain a relatively objective source of information on candidates, psychometric testing can be an important tool in reaching recruitment decisions. It can also play a valuable role in assessing an employee's suitability for promotion and in identifying development needs. Tests can measure ability in a range of different areas and provide an insight into employees' personalities and work styles. However, tests should never be used without suitable training and they should not be employed independently of other assessment measures. This StudyPlus looks at how psychometric tests are scored, interpreted and reported. It also outlines the training required to become a qualified test user, considers how to reduce the potential for discrimination in testing and discusses the pros and cons of online testing. On top of this, a large directory section describes over 80 ability tests and personality assessments published or distributed by 14 major UK suppliers. For each product, details are provided on the formats available, the cost involved and the level of training required for the test user. What's in this StudyPlus?This 84-page StudyPlus contains the following sections: OverviewUsing tests appropriately AnalysisTypes of tests
Review of company practice
Case studies
Guide to suppliers
Buying this HR StudyPlus Order your copy online or call Customer Services on 0845 600 9355 or email sweetandmaxwell.customerservices@thomson.com.
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