Personality Style at Work (PSAW) is HRDQ’s newest and most statistically accurate assessment. In this one-hour webinar, Martin Delahoussaye, co-developer of PSAW introduces the four primary personality styles, discusses the three core preferences and behaviors that drive each, and explains the role that assertiveness and expressiveness play in helping us cope with the demands and expectations placed upon us by others.
Card games pull people into active learning and make learning stick. We’ve got the industry’s most-respected experts lined up to show you exactly how to use cards in your own training for more engagement and better results.
Are your employees or clients feeling stuck in their choice of careers or unhappy with their current job, unsure of how to make a change? Perhaps “career anchors” have something to do with it. Developed by Dr. Edgar Schein at MIT’s Sloan School of Management, a career anchor is a combination of one’s competencies, motives, and values. And it’s the dominant element of a person’s real self that he or she will not forfeit, even if it leads to dissatisfaction, frustration, and a loss of productivity.
June 4, 2014, 2p.m. ET, Have you ever tried your hand at playing cards in the training classroom? Card games motivate people to take an active role in the learning process, provide a wide variety of experiences in a highly engaging context, and promote quick mastery of new skills. Not only are card games fun to play—they make learning really stick. And we’ve got the industry’s most-respected experts lined up to show you exactly how.
