The LPP is based on the Big Five as the best-known standard model for capturing and representing personality. In addition to the five main dimensions of personality, the proficiencies of 30 facets below the dimensions are also recorded, which enables a particularly differentiated depiction of the candidate’s personality. In addition, central motives are recorded. The special feature of the procedure is its meaningful result report (over 30 pages with reflection questions and development recommendations) as well as a forecast of which competencies suit the candidate and which do not.
The LUXXprofile is a standardized psychological test, which is based on the motivation-theoretical approaches of H. Murray, S. Reiss and is substantiated by studies, fulfilling all scientific criteria. It captures 16 basic life motives and measures how strongly they are expressed compared to the population as a whole. This process helps the candidate understand what the drivers are behind their thoughts, feelings and actions and answers the question of what makes a person satisfied and productive in the long run. It’s about what environment a person needs, not how it changes them and their motives.
The ValuesCockpit is a scientific procedure that measures and displays six basic skills as well as individual focal points of a person. Key potentials for professional success in any role are the focus. The basis is a person’s inner values and not, as in many conventional methods, statements about behavior based on a self-assessment by the participant. Therefore, the procedure cannot be manipulated in terms of social desirability and can even be repeated several times for evaluation.
The Clifton StrenghtsFinder is based on the concept of Don Clifton and the empirical studies of the Gallup Institute, whose publications have become world bestsellers. This is about talents, which are defined as naturally occurring patterns of thought, feeling, or behavior. They are among the innate, natural abilities that a person can productively apply and build to strength if invested in. What makes the process unique is the global empirical evidence that shows that a strengths-based approach leads to significantly better performance, outcomes, and life satisfaction.
The affinity profile is based on Manuel Schuchna’s affinity model and represents a reinvention in the world of personnel diagnostics. In this model, the term “affinity” includes the combination of competence motivation and ability potential. Three types of affinities are distinguished: topic affinities, work phase affinities, and complexity affinities.
The special feature of the procedure is that the affinity model is deliberately distinguished from the usual potential diagnostics, which is purely focused on personality traits. For this purpose, the focus is on subject- and topic-specific personnel diagnostics. From the profiles obtained, forecasts and recommendations for action can be derived for the suitability of persons for subject- and topic-specific fields of activity as well as working methods.
In the case of specific requirements for target groups such as executives or project managers, etc., as well as specific contexts such as recruiting, restructuring or separation processes, we use further target group or needs-oriented instruments.
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