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Client Quotes:
"I have worked with many assessment tools over the years. Given the brevity and ease of taking the survey I was amazed at the depth and accuracy of the profile summary. In my experience it usually required extensive assessment to get as accurate and personalized a summary as this tool delivers. When development planning can be improved through the use of assessment tools this one is a very good choice." "Frankly I was not expecting much because I was put off by the unconventional nature of the questions, even though the survey took only a few minutes of my time. While I have taken (and given) many managerial assessments over the course of my 30 year career, I have not encountered one as incisive and profound in evaluating my style and improvement needs. I can heartily recommend this system as a good investment." | ||
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Research has found that individuals think first, and then feel emotions and take action to achieve results.
When new results are desired, understanding and changing one's thinking style
is the key to continuous learning and improvement. The Hartman Value Profile (HVP) provides this understanding as no other instrument can. The HVP measures the pattern of decision-making which the person uses when processing information about the world and themselves. The HVP is unlike other assessments in several ways. First, it is not a self-report instrument. It does not ask the respondents to describe themselves. Thus it is not as vulnerable to bias as other personal inventories are. Secondly, the profile places its emphasis upon thinking, not behaving. It recognizes that the same behavior can spring from different decision-making styles in different people. The HVP allows us to determine this root thinking style that lies at the base of a person's decision-making. The HVP pinpoints capacities a person actually possesses and suggests ways to leverage strengths in order to optimize their impact. In this way the HVP is an invaluable tool for assisting in personal and group development. In 1973, Robert Hartman, the developer of the Value Profile, received a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize for his theory of valuing and the Value Profile. Since then, the HVP has been the basis for an extensive series of validity studies and refinements. Today it is the next generation of assessment instruments. In its accuracy, objectivity, and simplicity of administration, it is unmatched. Coaching & Creating Individual Development PlansThe Profile reports provide a clear picture of the individual's actual capacities. It also includes recommendations for development that are specifically targeted to the risk areas which that individual will experience. Sharply focuses executive coaching.Team BuildingThe same data taken for the competency reports become the basis for an individual style analysis. This makes it easy to build teams with truly complementary capacities, to ensure that all the required talent is available to a team, and to help team members value their diversity.Succession PlanningThe Profile enables a consultant to create a unique picture of the actual talent available in an organization, not self-descriptions of talent or others' perceptions of what talent exists. It also makes available strategies for preparing individuals for future positions. |
* NEW Benchmarking for Performance Process
HVP is used for: * Coaching * Team Building * Succession Planning * Development Planning * Hiring
Fast and easy to complete in 15 to 30 minutes.
Dr. Spann has been certified by, and continues to partner with, consultants held in good standing by the Hartman Institute.
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