• Unlike the broad traits supposedly assessed by personality tests, self-control struck Mischel as potentially measurable.

    NEWYORKER: Don��t!

  • The Facebook likes were fed into algorithms and matched with the information from the personality tests.

    BBC: Facebook 'likes' predict personality

  • "Experiments have shown that people can effectively fake personality tests when they want to, " says Arnold.

    CNN: Testing times in the search for talent

  • Researchers looked at the Facebook profiles and likes, along with surveys and personality tests, for 58, 466 individuals.

    CNN: Heather Kelly,

  • In another new twist, some companies are screening people with instant personality tests.

    WSJ: Did You Get My Resume?

  • Inspiring Interns screens them with personality tests, coaches them on interview technique and urges them to make a video-clip curriculum vitae.

    ECONOMIST: Finding good interns is hard. Agencies can help

  • John Arnold, chartered occupational psychologist at the Institute of work psychology, University of Sheffield, says not all personality tests are created equal.

    CNN: Testing times in the search for talent

  • We started talked about personality testing a bit more, and I learned that investors, evidently, are at least as obsessed with personality tests as consultants.

    FORBES: What type of business person believes in personality tests?

  • Workers are already sometimes hired on the basis of personality tests that try to tease out the very genetic predispositions that biologists are looking for.

    ECONOMIST: The biology of business

  • They could also use personality tests, values inventories and other metrics.

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  • There is something deeply contradictory about Walter Mischel a psychologist who spent decades critiquing the validity of personality tests inventing the marshmallow task, a simple test with impressive predictive power.

    NEWYORKER: Don��t!

  • Annie Murphy Paul, author of The Cult of Personality: How Personality Tests Are Leading Us to Miseducate Our Children, Mismanage Our Companies, and Misunderstand Ourselves (Free Press, 2004).

    FORBES: I Feel Your Pain

  • The 2008 college draft, scheduled for April 26, will be the culmination of an exhaustive year of player research, scouting, personality tests and nodding off over game film.

    FORBES: The Biggest Draft Flops In Sports

  • People who rate high in openness to new experiences in personality tests also may be more distractible and curious, according to a 2010 study in Creativity Research Journal.

    WSJ: Tactics to Spark Creativity

  • According to Chris Chabris of the Centre for Collective Intelligence at MIT, a member of the Knack team, games have huge advantages over traditional recruitment tools, such as personality tests, which can easily be outwitted by an astute candidate.

    ECONOMIST: The gamification of hiring

  • The most benign explanation for this (hat-tip to my wife for suggesting) is that perhaps these personality tests, and the concept of personality types, is simply a way that businesses try to inculcate a rudimentary sense of empathy, in a scalable way.

    FORBES: What type of business person believes in personality tests?

  • As Gilbert told me in a May 31 interview, before Gilbert started working there, he and Nivi took personality tests and worked with a leadership coach who facilitated a discussion about how each perceived the world and their approach to resolving conflicts.

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