SOSIE is much richer than just a personality measure as it identifies both an individual's personality traits and their interpersonal and personal values.
An increasing number of organisations now require there to be a level of fit between the cultural or Brand values and those of the individual. A clash between personal and organisational values can often lead to disillusionment in a role or with an organisation.
Features
- SOSIE measures twenty dimensions which fall under three areas: Personality traits; Interpersonal Values; Personal Values
- Profile report – A profile of standardised scores displays the 20 basic dimensions of SOSIE and reveals the strengths and areas for further development of one’s behavioural style. View sample report
- Interpretation and Feedback Guide with Competency Mapping – offers a comprehensive approach to the interpretation of the multilayered SOSIE results built around eight key competencies. View sample report
- Developed in 1991 from three existing questionnaires developed by Leonard V.Gordon (Gordon Personality Professional Inventory (GPPI), the Survey of Interpersonal Values (SIV) and Survey or Personal Values (SPV))
Benefits
- Reduce costs – identify both an individual’s personality traits and their values system with one tool
- Get valid, reliable, results, fast – administer SOSIE online and review results at the click of a button via our Talent Assessment Platform
- Quasi-ipsative question format makes it difficult for candidates to fake responses
When should SOSIE be used?
- Recruitment and selection: recommended for use to reduce a candidate pool or testing the final few candidates
- Development and coaching: recommended for use with existing employees to identify strengths and areas for development
Training
In order to use and interpret the SOSIE, the following range of training options is available (as public and in-house workshops):
- 3-day workshop for HR practitioners
- Optional 2-day workshop for psychologists