The Psychometrics Forum
We aim to enhance knowledge and understanding of Psychometrics and their best use. As a Forum, we discuss issues relevant to the use of psychometrics in the modern workplace and uphold ethical standards of test practice. We hold four events a year and offer substantial training discounts.
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See our Current Events and Training Offer pages for further information and how to book. We have just added new training offers from Hogrefe, Psysoft and Team Focus.
We have just held a very successful event with Diane Newell from The OCM talking about ‘Neuroscience and Coaching’ and Doug Strycharczyk from AQR International in the afternoon on ’Mental Toughness and the MTQPlus development’. To learn more, see our Previous Topics and Speakers page and our next edition of Psyche due out in April.
Next Event:
The Management of Change in light of Big Data
Thursday 17th May 2018 10am - 4:30pm, The Naval Club, 38 Hill Street, London W1.
Speakers and Topics:
Ben Thornton, Director PWC HR Consulting Practice
Leads the HR Transformation proposition for PWC UK, including Technology
In this interactive session Ben will share a number of recent PWC thought leadership papers including: Mega Trends - the 5 trends shaping modern life; Workforce of the Future – thinking about how this uncertainty is impacting the world of work covering considerations of collectivism v individualism and business fragmentation v integration; Power to Perform – the Human Capital priorities that are emerging. Ben will be discussing these themes, particularly some of the emerging technologies that are starting to re-shape people processes. This will be an interactive session with syndicate and open floor discussions to give an opportunity to discuss and address some of the key challenges that arise.
Professor Peter Saville
Chair 10x Psychology Limited, previously Saville Consulting; Saville & Holdsworth; NFER - Nelson.
