BEHAVIOUR IN SPECIFIC SITUATIONS – JUDGE
In everyday professional life, you are constantly confronted with situations that are new. Managing such situations successfully can be crucial – both for the person involved and for the company. As different as the problems you face at work are, the right path to your goal is also different. JUDGE solves this complexity for a specific field of application by developing it specifically for the company and activity. The exclusive use of the test goes hand in hand with individual development.
Situational Judgment Test (SJT)
6 - 10 Situationen
Test without time limit
Processing time: approx. 15 minutes
Inhouse-test with supervision
Home-test without supervision
Languages:
German
other languages on request
Optimized for
desktop, tablet, smartphone
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Persons with high scores in this test are able to correctly assess typical and success-critical situations from the specific professional environment, to align their actions accordingly and to make the right decisions.
Instructions
The test makes use of the forced-choice format. After an introductory instruction, various professional situations are specified from the context of the respective activity, based on which a decision must be made on the further course of action. To do this, 5 behavioural alternatives must be ranked.
Your specific version of JUDGE will be developed on the basis of a CIT (Critical Incident Technique) workshop with the participation of your experts.
Theoretical background
As a situational judgement test, JUDGE captures a person's ability to assess professional situations correctly and, based on this, to decide on how to proceed. Different situations from the specific professional context are presented with five alternative approaches each, which differ in their effectiveness. The task of the participants is to correctly assess the situations in order to then rank the alternative courses of action in the order of their potential success.
Situations and behavioural alternatives are individually designed as part of the development process in order to map your company and activity specifics as perfectly as possible. This makes it possible to make a solid forecast of individual behaviour in similar professional situations and at the same time give participants a good insight into future tasks.
Situational Judgment Tests (SJT) can map very specific requirements of an activity. The test method has therefore proven itself many times over in order to maximise the prognosis quality in selection situations. Studies show that SJT generates valuable information about the participants that cannot be generated with the sole combination of intelligence and personality testing.
JUDGE is particularly recommended when it comes to the selection of employees who frequently have to make independent decisions in their everyday professional life.