Unless Marshall Goldsmith had a crystal ball, I doubt he ever could have imagined how timely his book would be in our present economic and social situation. Let me expose these insights that may well open you to a new level of understanding of our altered environmental work and living situations are influencing our very behaviors.
The Power of Bad by John Tierney and Roy F. Baumeister is an eye-opening exploration of how our minds are wired to focus on the negative and how this bias profoundly shapes our lives. This neurological based human quality is the basis of our Mind Science Center, as we expose the subconscious emotional drivers of our decisions.
While one might expect a book by this title to be purely academic, Matt Bennett has written a very readable and compelling overview of HRV that starts with his own personal journey, thus setting the stage for the need for each of us to understand the impact of HRV on our lives.
Developing personal attribute assessments and related tools is a costly and time-consuming process. TTI invests significant resources, including money, time, and talent, in creating innovative products. Intellectual property protection allows us to safeguard these investments by preventing others from using or copying these products without written permission from TTI. This white paper elaborates on some of the major reasons for our protection plans.
This short white paper explains why we collect demographic information and highlights the multitude of uses for this crucial information, including meeting EEOC requirements and our ongoing benchmarking of over 700 O*NET jobs. The paper also points out that when these questions are posed, over 90 percent of participants respond to each and every question. In summary, this paper provides a rationale for turning on demographics and helping the entire network learn more about our participants, and yours.