Personality Tests
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Personality tests, like other tests used in employee selection, have been under attack for several decades. What are some of the reasons that applicants find personality tests objectionable? On what basis could their use for selection purposes be justified? Personality tests are seen as objectionable by some applicants because they could discriminate against individuals who would otherwise perform effectively. Personality tests may be seen as an invasion of privacy. Nevertheless, they are useful for helping with occupational se
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