The GuardianView The Guardian Report The Guardian asks direct admission questions concerning an applicant's history, as related to the job, regarding job-related theft, alcohol and drug usage, and provides a risk factor for the individual. The Guardian further measures an individual's ability to perform simple math functions, i.e., addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, as may be required on the job. In addition, the Guardian assessment measures two mental aptitudes-mental acuity and numerical perception-and the following ten personal dimensions exhibited within an individual as they relate to the job description the individual is being assessed for:
Flexibility - integrity, reliability, dependability and work ethics Organization - ability to plan and utilize time wisely Communication - individual's desire to meet and interact with people Emotional Development - level of self-confidence and ability handle pressure Assertiveness - whether a person is a leader or a follower Competitiveness - whether a person is team-spirited or individualistically competitive Mental Toughness - ability to persevere and deal with obstacles in life without giving up Questioning/Probing - desire to ask questions and probe The Guardian assessment report contains the following segments:
The Guardian is for skilled, semi-skilled, technical, basic entry level, administrative and a variety of other jobs where it is important that the individual hired for the job has the aptitudes, behavioral traits, low risk factor and math skills required in the successful performance of the job.(Takes about 60 minutes to complete).
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