Changing Your Handwriting Won’t Significantly Change Your Personality
A process called grapho-therapy can help to modify subconscious programming, but it won’t drastically change your personality.
July 9, 2010
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A process called grapho-therapy can help to modify subconscious programming, but it won’t drastically change your personality.
66% report improved quality-of-hire due to background checks.
According to the findings of Kroll, a risk consulting firm, criminal record conviction hits in employment background screening has been increasing.
One of the oldest forms of predictive analytics involves prediction through comprehensive astrology and numerology, dating back more than 2000 years. These esoteric sciences (empirical, based on observation) aren’t anything to do with today’s modern triviality (e.g., newspaper and on-line horoscopes).
I believe extensive workplace psychological simulation is a valuable hiring tool, yet I strongly recommend the use of a range of evaluations, including handwriting analysis, in conjunction with other psychological testing methods to determine a person’s fit for the demands of any job.
A personality assessment by a licensed psychologist of a prospective employee, business partner, or anyone else you don’t yet know very well who could be a risk to your well-being, could be very effective.
Then again, it might not be, as in the case of a man who served more than 10 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit after authorities obtained an arrest warrant based on psychological analysis of his drawings that examiners claimed implicated him.
Relying exclusively on gut instinct, rather than objective analysis for decision-making, such as in hiring and promotion decisions, can cause serious problems.
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Standard employment screening and background checks routinely miss vital details, such as in the case of Dr. Amy Bishop, who allegedly went on a shooting massacre at the University of Alabama.
In determining your optimum career, or if you’re a hiring supervisor looking for the right person for the job, a wide range of personality evaluations are firmly recommended.