Developing Your Innate Abilities

In this volume students learn a great deal about: themselves by completing a self-evaluation questionnaire; the importance of developing one's innate abilities; the history of the assessment centre process; some seminal research findings about the different abilities; and emotional intelligence.

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In Developing Your Innate Abilities: Experiencing Assessment Center Exercises, students learn a great deal about:

themselves, by first completing a self-evaluation questionnaire.
the importance of developing one's innate abilities.
a brief history of the assessment center process.
several universal abilities that are important to be successful at work, in social situations and in life.
some seminal research findings about the different abilities.
emotional intelligence.
how abilities can be measured to an extent by reading scenarios, subordinate counseling exercise, and an in-basket exercise by answering multiple-choice questions.
why note-taking when reading scenarios and exercises will help one to later demonstrate their innate abilities.
examples of when and how the abilities (weak or strong) were used.
about oneself by rereviewing the self-evaluation exercise and reflecting on the extent to which one's abilities have been improved.