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It has been widely debunked. Many employers take this stuff seriously, so someone who may have otherwise gotten the job gets rejected on the basis of a fantasy
by dizzystar 14y ago
It has been widely debunked.
Many employers take this stuff seriously, so someone who may have otherwise gotten the job gets rejected on the basis of a fantasy tool.
Companies are dumping off money that could be used for hiring more people or intelligent investments that create jobs, but billions of dollars are being wasted on something that is about as useful as The Secret.
If you want to shake your head, go ahead and apply online at places like Target, Walmart, or Starbucks. Each application takes over one hour to complete the questionnaire part. So, not only is it a massive money dump, it is a time vampire as well.
- shin_lao 14y agoMBTI shouldn't be used for recruitment, as the official MBTI guidelines mention because it's too easy to cheat. It's a tool to assess the difference of personality within a team, detect potential weaknesses and to communicate about it.