ENTP, ISFJ... Red, Green, Blue, Yellow… What does it all mean?
Personality tests don’t have to be cryptic.
The language used in Facet5 personality profiling has been deliberately selected so that it is easily relatable. We understand what it means to be high Energy or low Energy, high Control or low Control, and what it means to be high or low on the Emotionality scale.
The whole point of personality profiling in the workplace is to help people better understand their own behaviours, so that they can be the best version of themselves and lead a happier and more fulfilling life at work. Personality profiling also creates a universal language that helps people better understand each other and build stronger working relationships.
But in order for all this to work, personality profiles need to be understandable and relatable - and to provide that lightbulb moment of, “This is exactly like me!”
Facet5 was designed with this in mind. As well as being able to identify as ‘Low Will’ or ‘High Energy’, organisations can also leverage the Facet5 SpotLight report to heighten people’s self-awareness.
SpotLight is a development-focused report based on Facet5. It provides individuals with a comprehensive summary of the strengths and risks of their personality profile, as well as the frustrations and challenges associated with their individual style.
SpotLight then takes these four elements and maps them onto a developmental framework covering five-work related domains:
Self-awareness is pivotal to an individual’s development: what better way to approach development than with a strong understanding of your personal style and the attitudes, values and beliefs that drive it? This, together with an appreciation of how your behaviour might be perceived by others, provides a strong framework for any developmental exercise.
SpotLight can be used within personal development programmes, graduate or leadership programmes, individual coaching or group development solutions.
The purpose of the SpotLight report is to make people really think about the behaviours that are working well for them and those that are proving less effective.
Individuals can work through each of the five domains in turn and review the associated strengths, risks, frustrations and challenges in order to identify development goals and convert them into practical plans.
Here are some examples:
SpotLight is suitable for all team members regardless of role or where they sit within the organisations - it's a useful tool for graduates, junior staff, middle management, senior staff and leaders alike.
Just like Facet5, the questionnaire is web-based and results are available in real-time for download and use. This makes it a really effective development solution for large groups of people.
To implement SpotLight in your organisation, you will need become a Facet5 Accredited Practitioner. t-three host regular Facet5 Accreditation programmes in London - to find out more or to book on to the next course date, click the link below.
SpotLight improves individual learning and development outcomes through heightened self-awareness and action planning. It provides simple explanations so that individuals can identify key development opportunities and convert them into practical plans that can be actioned right away. SpotLight makes personality insights meaningful and actionable.
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