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Posted AT 1:01 PM EDT on 21/05/08

Are personality tests infiltrating your work?

Globe and Mail Update

Has your personality been tested in the workplace? Almost half of Globe readers in a recent poll said it has. Across Canada, a growing number of companies are using them to recruit, promote and train staff. But with thousands of different tests out there in a relatively unregulated industry, which ones are effective? What are the dangers of administering the wrong type of test? It can be a quagmire, according to

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