Hogan Assessments

We held our Hogan Assessments Distributor Summit in Phuket, Thailand, last month—and we want to say thanks.

To all of you who participated (and those who contributed behind the scenes), you made the summit a great success. Thank you!

These photos of our event show how happy we were to get together again. Enjoy!

One of our greatest fears as humans is to be alone in a strange place in the dark. Why?

Psychologist Carl Jung, a contemporary of Freud, would say the reason stems from our unconscious, or the collective memory of the human species that lies deep in our minds.

Recently on The Science of Personality, cohosts Ryne Sherman, PhD, chief science officer, and Blake Loepp, PR manager, spoke with Robert Hogan, PhD, founder and president of Hogan Assessments, about Carl Jung’s contributions to modern psychology.

Read about Jungian archetypes, the hero myth, the psychological role of religion, and Jung’s unique theory of information processing.

Why Jung Matters | Hogan Assessments Carl Jung deserves a more prominent place in the study of psychology. Learn about why Jung matters to personality psychology.

How can you know if a leader is likely to respond to crises in a VUCA world with versatility?

Hogan Assessments measures personality characteristics that show how a leader (1) deals with ambiguity, (2) anticipates problems, (3) stays flexible, and (4) drives change.

Read our latest blog post to find out which specific scales on the Hogan personality assessments relate to these VUCA leadership competencies.

Strategic Leadership in VUCA Environments | Hogan Assessments Strategic leadership in VUCA environments means staying versatile when your plan doesn’t go as planned. Learn more about leader personality and VUCA.