Which of the following is an employment test that measure personal characteristics such as extroversion inquisitiveness and dependability?

Mercer | Mettl’s personality assessment tests have been in use for over a decade. Mercer | Mettl’s personality assessments are a product of extensive research and robust alignment with renowned personality theories. Mercer | Mettl’s suite of personality tools is based on the Big Five personality theory, which is based on the key five dimensions: extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism and openness to experience.

Mercer | Mettl’s personality assessment tests measure the critical aspects of human personality.

Listed below are some of the most popular personality assessment tools by Mercer | Mettl that are used in hiring and employee development.

  • Mercer | Mettl Personality Map
  • Mercer | Mettl Personality Profiler
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  • Mercer | Mettl Dark Personality Traits Test
  • Sales Profiler Tool
  • Motivation, Values and Preferences Assessment

Mercer | Mettl Personality Map

Mercer | Mettl Personality Map [MPM] is a comprehensive personality test that measures personality via a unique and innovative 28 facet and a four-factor personality structure for work-related outcomes, beyond the well-established ‘Big Five’ model of personality. The model used five broad personality traits, categories to describe people. Behavioral tendencies are broadly categorized into four factors:

  • Self: The ability to remain strong and positive and display positive character at work
  • People: The ability to understand people and interact with them at work
  • Goal: The tendency to plan, pursue and achieve one’s goal
  • Lead: The ability to take the initiative and ownership of things around oneself.

MPM is a robust workplace measure that can be implemented throughout an employee’s life cycle across different employment levels. While organizations can use it as a screening tool in the hiring process, they can also employ it to get critical inputs on critical HR decisions such as:

  • Learning and development – understand the current competence level of employees; train and develop them effectively
  • Identification of high-potential talent – identify critical talent and develop them for future leadership
  • Succession planning – identify and develop successors for critical leadership roles

Mercer | Mettl Personality Profiler

Mercer | Mettl Personality Profiler [MPP] is modeled after the Big Five theory, which specifies that people can be described based on their standing on five broad personality traits. The tool helps measure a person’s strengths and growth opportunities based on underlying personality traits and work style preferences, assisting employers in understanding what behaviors a candidate is likely to engage in due to his/her preferences and pre-dispositions. Moreover, organizations can pair it with other tools to provide a more holistic understanding of the individual’s pre-dispositions and behavioral manifestations at work.

Mercer | Mettl’s scientists went beyond the well-established model of the broad ‘Big Five’ personality factors and developed 26 scales or narrower facet-like constructs, which form the building blocks of our assessment. These scales span a vast personality domain and are mapped to an organization’s or job role’s specific performance models or behavioral competencies to predict job success. The ‘Big Five’ personality traits predict important job-related outcomes, such as job performance, a person’s potential for burnout, trainability and job satisfaction.

The five factors are:

  • Extraversion [outgoing/energetic vs. solitary/reserved]
  • Openness to experience [inventive/curious vs. consistent/cautious]
  • Emotional stability [secure/confident vs. sensitive/nervous]
  • Agreeableness [friendly/compassionate vs. cold/unkind]
  • Conscientiousness [efficient/organized vs. easy-going/careless]

While MPP can be used as a filtration tool, it can also be used as a key input for critical HR decisions such as:

  • Learning and Development – understand the current proficiency level of the employee; train and develop them effectively
  • Identification of high-potential – build a healthy pipeline of future leaders
  • Succession planning – fast-track high potential talent to retain them

Mercer | Mettl Personality Inventory

Mercer| Mettl personality inventory [MPI] tool is an innovative, evidence-based assessment, which measures relevant personality traits required for a particular role. It helps predict behavioral competencies, which in turn lead to organizational outcomes of interest. It is designed to help employers gain access to objective information about a job applicant or an employee, which is critical in influencing their behavior at work. It is most suited for entry-level roles and measures positive personality traits.

MPI can be mapped to any job role using Mercer| Mettl Competency Framework [MCF] or any organization’s specific competency framework. It is built to allow users [client/companies] to customize its configuration and scoring to fit their needs. Besides, it provides reports designed to facilitate the hiring decision for key stakeholders. The standard report presents the test-taker’s scores on eight critical competencies and seventeen sub-competencies.

Mercer | Mettl Dark Personality Traits Test

These personality assessment tools measure negative personality constructs in potential hires [during the hiring process] and existing employees. This personality diagnostic helps ensure workplace safety. The tool considers six dark personality traits: Opportunism, Self-Obsession, Insensitivity, Temperamental, Impulsiveness and Thrill-Seeking.

  • Opportunism – a tendency to be deceitful and manipulative
  • Self-obsession – a tendency to possess an inflated sense of self
  • Insensitivity– a tendency or inability to understand others’ pain and perspectives
  • Temperamental – a tendency to become angry at the slightest provocation
  • Impulsiveness – a tendency to act on a whim with no forethought
  • Thrill-seeking – a tendency to do activities perceived as risky but rewarding

Thus, the tool helps safeguard work culture and ensure customer safety in industries where employees working in customer-facing roles may exhibit dark traits, endangering customer, asset and data safety.

Mercer | Mettl Sales Profiler Tool

Mercer | Mettl’s sales profiler is a well-designed tool to identify people with a knack for sales. In addition, the tool can assess the behavioral and cognitive competencies required for the sales profile, enabling recruiters and employers to build a winning sales team. This psychometric assessment tool helps evaluate a salesperson’s true potential for each job role, from selling shoes in stores, to complex IT solutions to CXOs.

Motivation, Values and Preferences Assessment

This comprehensive personality assessment tool helps employers understand what drives and motivates a person to perform and excel at work. The more motivated and engaged the workforce is, the greater is the organization’s potential for success. This tool assesses an individual’s motivation to excel in a job role based on key motivators, such as finances, security, recognition, affiliation, competition, power, advancement and achievement.

Which personality characteristic is comprised of both achievement and dependability?

According to research, conscientiousness has been the most consistent and universal predictor of job performance. Conscientiousness is comprised of two related facets: achievement and dependability.

Why would an organization decide to use an integrity test?

An integrity test is a specific type of personality test designed to assess an applicant's tendency to be honest, trustworthy, and dependable. A lack of integrity is associated with such counterproductive behaviors as theft, violence, sabotage, disciplinary problems, and absenteeism.

Which one of the following terms refers to the accuracy with which a test fulfills the function for which it was designed?

Explanation: Test validity answers the question "Does this test measure what it's supposed to measure?" Validity refers to the correctness of the inferences that we can make based on the test and the accuracy with which a test or interview fulfills the function it was designed to fill.

How do you calculate selection rate?

Calculating Selection Rate To calculate, take the total number of people who moved to the next stage and divide by the total number of people that were in the previous stage. Multiply the result by 100 to get the percentage.

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