Pre-Employment Personality Tests.

by Jon-Erik G. Storm on Thursday, January 8th, 2009

Mark Spring asks: PRE-EMPLOYMENT PERSONALITY TESTS: ARE THEY WORTH THE RISK AND COSTS?

No.

This has been another edition of simple answers to simple questions.

For a less simple answer you can read some of the scientific literature on “personality tests.”

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