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CP Basic Report

Name:Jane Doe
SSN:999-99-9999
Company:Acme Neon Company
Division:Sales
Position:Customer Service Representative
Date:June 1, 2000

Key Personality Traits
with Target Profile for Customer Service Representative

Similarity Index = 74.49

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Team-oriented Independent
Enjoys being part of a group Prefers to work alone



Cautious Fearless
Quiet, socially uncomfortable Friendly, talkative, outgoing



Solitary People-oriented
Cool, detached Connecting, comforting



Subdued Gregarious
Reserved, solemn Enthusiastic, exuberant



Emotional Even-keeled
Uneven, varying mood Predictable, resilient



Unconventional Conscientious
Ignores rules, resists authority Follows rules, respects authority



Unorganized Detail-oriented
Procrastinates, cuts corners Planful, exacting, precise



Easy-going Restless
Forgiving, tolerant of others Easily irritated, quick to judge



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Interpretation of Graph -- Personality traits deemed (statistically and conceptually) most relevant for the target position are displayed in the graph above. For each trait or dimension, scores in the general adult population form a bell-shaped distribution around a mid-point of 5.5. A majority of people, more than 50%, obtain scores in the 4 to 7 range. It is very imortant to realize that high scores are not necessarily good and low scores are not necessarily bad.

The red triangles represent this individual candidate's score on each scale. The green bars represent the target range for this position; 2/3rds of the sample of top performers fell within the range of the green bar. In evaluating a candidate, consider each scale in two ways. First, think about how the candidate compared to the general population on the trait. More importantly, think about how they compare to the sample of top performers. If they are in the green bar, they are psychologically similar to the top performers. A score slightly above or below the green bar is not a cause for excessive concern; statistically, 1/3 of the top performers also fell above or below the green bar. Scores that are significantly above or below the green bar should be explored through interview probing, behavioral observations, reference checks, and other techniques.

The Similarity Index, displayed at the top of the graph, is an overall reflection of how the candidate fits the target profile, across all traits. Scores can range from 0 to 100, with 100 representing a precise match between candidate and position. The contribution of each scale to the Similarity Index varies with its relevance or importance to the position. Whereas high scores are indicative of a good match, it is important to bear in mind that many individuals earning lower Similarity Index scores are still suitable candidates; lower scores are an indication that the profile should be examined more carefully and the candidate probed more deeply.


Highlights

 

Potential Assets
Based upon the assessment, the following list prioritizes her greatest potential assets. These potential assets should be confirmed through interview responses and behaviors, background data and references, and behavioral performance. They include:


  • She uses analytical and intuitive information in her ultimate decision making.
  • She is socially bold and she moves in quickly to make acquaintances.
  • She can be creative and innovative.
  • She is flexible and adaptive, and she tolerates change well.
  • She has a high level of energy.
  • She easily assumes leadership roles.



Potential Limitations
Based upon the assessment, the following list prioritizes her potential limitations. These potential limitations should be confirmed through interview responses and behaviors, background data and references, and behavioral performance. They include:


  • Her self-discipline and attention to follow through could use improvement.
  • She tends to be careful and slow in making decisions.
  • She tends to resist close management or intrusive supervision.


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