[OT] free personality portraits
Robert Brenstein
rjb at robelko.com
Sun Apr 13 22:24:52 EDT 2014
This has nothing to do with LC but as varied as this group is in
their tempers and attitudes, as we know well from lively discussions,
I thought that some of you may find it interesting to get free
personality portraits.
If you are not interested, just press the delete key now.
I work with the German partner of a British company called Lumina
Learning. They develop psychometric instruments which are used by
coaches and trainers. Companies use them for personal and
organizational change and long-term improvement. The instruments are
about realizing how we are and function as individuals and how we are
different from other people and they from us. Their unique approach
is to look at the opposite ends of each scale independently. Yes,
many of us are both introverts and extroverts in varying degrees and
it shows there.
They are working on improving their products and would like to get as
many different people as possible to complete the development
versions of two of their instruments. They simply want to collect a
large reference data.
Anybody that completes the first questionnaire can get a short
personality portrait emailed to them. Anybody that completes the
second questionnaire can get a short emotional intelligence report.
Both are free.
Each questionnaire takes 20-25 mins. If it takes you longer, you
think too much ;-) There are no good or bad answers. Answering the
way you feel and behave, not the way you are expected to be or
behave, will produce more realistic results. I haven't seen reports
from the second questionnaire but the portrait produced by the first
one is different for each person, with your unique colorful mandala.
<http://edu.surveygizmo.com/s3/1608850/Lumina-Spark-Research-Q1-Germany>
<http://edu.surveygizmo.com/s3/1608768/Lumina-Spark-Questionnaire-Q2-GMNY>
This is a short time only deal. I believe after 7-10 days these links
will go away, depending how quickly they reach their goal.
Robert
Disclosure: although I work with that company and thus benefit from
their research indirectly on the long term, I do not gain anything
directly when you fill out these questionnaires.
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