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The Work Behavior Inventory (WBI) describes an individual’s personality in terms of their behavioral work styles – the characteristics of how they act and interact at work.  These characteristics are what drive each person’s success. Finding the right people for your organization is important to its success – often people have the necessary technical skills or qualifications but fail to cooperate with team members, are undependable with assignments, or cannot handle the pressure of deadlines.  It is therefore important to identify the individuals who have these “soft skills,” typically signified by their personality. Whether identifying the right people for a job or developing a stronger workforce, the Work Behavior Inventory gives your organization the capability to objectively assess people on how they work, lead, and how effective they will be.

WBI Personal Report Components

WBI  Main Feature

  • Average
    Reliability

    Median reliability of 0 .85 vs.
    A median of 0 .75 for other personality tests

  • Basic
    Practice

    The Work Behavior Inventory has been shown to be valid for measuring the underlying constructs and is legally defensible.

  • Language

    8 languages to choose from

  • Theoretical
    Basis

    “Big Five” personality theory

  • Completion
    Time

    Online operation, contains 240 topics, takes about 20-25 minutes to complete the answer

  • “Masquerade”
    Detection

    Using leading technology to discriminate the subject’s accuracy of self-describing

  • Rich
    Information

    In addition to basic personal results feedback reports, you can also provide a variety of derivative reports, such as personal development reports, team reports, etc.

  • Competency Model
    Model

    Measured at the same time as the competence
    indicators defined in “Working Competencies”
    (Spencer & Spencer, 1993)
    and “Working with Emotional Intelligence” (Goleman, 1998)

  • “Emotional
    Intelligence”

    Score – provides “EQ” scores related to job success

  • Occupation Match Analysis
    Analysis

    Based on the content of the U.S. Department of Labor’s
    Occupational Information Network System, the competency requirement table is used to identify
    the occupational requirements of different professions, reflecting the degree of job matching.

WBI APPLICATIONS

Recruitment

Leadership Development and Coaching
(WBI-D Report)

Career Development

Employee selection

Team building and team effectiveness
(WBI Team Report)

Organizational effectiveness

Optimize the talent’s potential and effectiveness