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Motives, Values & Preferences Inventory®
Great companies often point to their culture as
a primary reason for their greatness. When we
examine an organisation’s culture, we find that
it reflects the values of its leaders and
members.
This
insight was the basis for the development of the
Motives, Values & Preferences Inventory® |

The "Inside" of personality |
The MVPI® identifies a person’s core values
i.e. what people wants rather than what they may
do in certain situations. It enables
participants to gain insight into the driving forces
"inside" them that naturally engages or creates
satisfaction.
Job roles and work environments that align
to these drivers are likely to generate natural success.
This MVPI® can significantly
assist to select talent that "fits" the prevailing work
culture as well as support job role fit. People that
feel motivated and engaged are likely to be productive
and effective - which can impact on profitability and
retention.
The
questionnaire is available 24-7 on-line and can be
completed in one of over 20
languages in around 15 minutes. UK and other international norms are available.
The inventory contains 10 scales.
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Recognition |
Wanting to be known, recognised, appreciated,
and famous
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Power |
Wanting to be in control, to succeed and create
a legacy |
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Hedonism |
Wanting fun, variety, excitement, and pleasure |
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Altruistic |
Wanting to help, serve, and encourage others |
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Affiliation |
Wanting frequent and varied social contact
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Tradition |
Believing in family, duty, hard work, and
respect for authority |
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Security |
Wanting predictability, structure, and order
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Commerce |
Wanting money, profits, investment and business
opportunities
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Aesthetics |
Wanting to infuse quality into the look, feel,
and design of work products
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Science |
Enjoying
research and preferring data-based decisions
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The inventory offers a variety of unique features
which are fully explained in the product brochure. There
are a number of Hogan reports available which target the
purpose and
audience utilising the instrument.
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