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7 Love Styles TestThe Love Styles Test, offered by Truity, is a unique and insightful personality assessment designed to help individuals understand how they express, experience, and perceive…
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Career Aptitude TestThe Career Personality Profiler Test by Truity is an advanced career aptitude assessment designed to help individuals align their unique personality traits, interests, and skills…
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Clear ThinkingBest for: Getting a combination of MBTI, Big Five, and Enneagram types. The Clearer Thinking test combines several major personality assessments. It gives you a seven-page report…
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The Socionics TestBest for: Individuals seeking a fresh perspective on their personality and communication style that’s different from other personality tests. I appreciated the unique phrasing of the…
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Berkeley Emotional Intelligence TestBest for: Assessing your ability to recognize and interpret emotions in others. The Berkeley Emotional Intelligence test was by far the most fun for me to take, given…
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The True Colours TestBest for: Gaining a new perspective on how others see you and how you see yourself. The TrueColoursTest categorizes individuals into four colour-based personality types: Orange, Gold, Blue,…
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Test ColoursBest for: Quickly assessing your personality traits and learning about your emotional intelligence, creativity, and work style. Unlike other tests that rely on lengthy questionnaires, Testcolor simply asks…
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Workplace – Survey
The Global HR Community (GHRC) is conducting this research survey to explore the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Workplace and understand its impact on employees, organizations, and the future of work. As a global platform connecting HR professionals, business leaders, and…
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Venture Capitalist Vinod Khosla says AI will do 65% of jobs in 20 years, but an increase in GDP from 2% to 5% will lead to an era of abundance where work isn’t about servitude but about what people want to do
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HR Learning of the Day Akrasia
Akrasia refers to the state of acting against one’s better judgment, often described as a lack of self-control or willpower. The term originates from ancient Greek philosophy, particularly attributed to Socrates, Plato, and later Aristotle. Derived from the Greek word akrasia (a- meaning “without” and kratos…
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