Digital Talent Management Next Practice: Character and Mindset Assessment

The breakdown assessment of mindset or characters: One needs to understand that character oozes out of a person’s thought process, communication, behaviors and action and so on so forth. One needs to have an eye for all that. Character is fed by the heart and mind through the blood running in one’s veins and the heart and mind are guarded by the subconscious. Thus in order to allow a correct assessment, the guard has to be lowered and in order to understand correctly, you really need the acumen and power to probe in very deep level, have a strong tool into the hands of the assessor, which holds the capacity to allow you a much deeper ingress into the very soul of the person. Whether for selection, career development, promotion, or self-development, the assessments are really about ascertaining the individual's "current state," a snapshot of where they are at in that moment of time; also predict his or her “to be” state, their potential to be who they want to become. The break down assessment types include: (1) Innate thinking capabilities & styles, cognitive skills and decision-making biases; (2). behavioral styles and patterns; (3). motivational drivers and passions. Altogether and combined, they provide a well-rounded assessment baseline of "character" or more specifically the individual’s mindsets. Talent managers then know the nature fit of talent and work, how inclined are they to guide, inspire and develop other people, what types of roles and careers they connect with, and much more.
The talent mind assessment shall go beyond just traditional IQ and EQ, expand to CQ (Character Quotient), VQ (Value Judgement Quotient), SQ (Strategic Thinking Quotient,) or PQ (Paradoxical Thinking Quotient), etc. There have been major advancements in the field of neuro-axiology (neuroscience + value science) and the ability to directly and objectively measure the current value perceptions and attitudes that comprises a person's unique "character." It is a deductive assessment, not inductive like most others. It measures what being called VQ (Value-judgment intelligence Quotient) across 36 dimensions. VQ gets to the root source of everything that other assessments measure. Moreover, the assessment report is highly actionable. The application to this assessment instrument is based on recent findings in neuroscience that have created the major breakthroughs. Understanding character is very relevant and timely for those leaders who are seeking new ways to maximize themselves and human capital initiatives in their organizations. For enduring success, Talent managers shall respect, embrace and then go beyond traditional (IQ) and emotional intelligence (EQ) measures, to individual and collective attitudes, beliefs and commitment principles ... CHARACTER or CQ, the Character Quotient!

The talent performance and potential assessment is not just a stand alone assessment. It is the foundation of a full-blown, structured personal and leadership development process. It is also used to assess the "character" of entire organizations which is the corporate culture, and the science behind it has significant implication for the whole of the organization level progress. The assessment not only measures thinking, but teaches the person how to tap into their most powerful and brilliant modes of thinking anytime, anywhere, under any circumstances. Within every human being there are core ways of thinking that, when activated, genuinely and authentically unlock their maximum potential to create value in any situation. That’s what it gets to. It raises emotional intelligence to the level of multidimensional intelligence and wisdom. It's not about fixing weaknesses, it's about strengthening the strength, maximizing good thinking and eliminating the negative influence of "weaknesses" and habits so that maximize value in all forms can be created.
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Published on June 01, 2015 23:26
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