About Harrison Assessments

About

Who We Are

Harrison Assessments was founded in 1990 with a single vision and purpose: to help companies optimize their human capital by leveraging their deep understanding of human resources and psychology.

Predictive Analytics to Acquire, Develop, Lead & Engage Talent
Acquire Talent, Develop Talent, Lead Talent, Engage Talent
By The Numbers

A Global Track Record

35+Years of worldwide job performance research
70Countries across the world
42Assessment languages
3.5MPeople assessed worldwide
6.5k+Job success library
175Behavioral traits and factors
Map highlighting the 70 countries where Harrison Assessments operates worldwide
The Harrison Method

What Makes Harrison Solutions Unique

01

Eligibility and Suitability

The ability to predict job performance is dependent upon identifying all of the critical factors. This includes assessing eligibility or technical competencies and behavioral competencies such as emotional intelligence, personality, and work preferences which results in a high degree of accuracy in predicting individual performance in specific jobs.

02

Enjoyment Performance Theory

Harrison Assessment’s global research indicates that the enjoyment of these various aspects of a job is highly correlated with good performance.

Enjoyment Performance Theory cycle: Enjoy, Repeat, Improve, Feedback
03

Paradox Technology

The Paradox Technology can determine if a strong trait is a true strength or a potential derailer. It provides insight into why we behave the way we do, how we react under stress and how to recognize and avoid potential behavioral pitfalls.

Paradox Technology chart plotting traits such as Frank vs. Diplomatic to reveal Forthright Diplomacy, Blunt, Evasive and Avoids Communication zones
04

SmartQuestionnaire

Measures 175 workplace factors and enables the effective measurement of leadership paradoxes, emotional intelligence, personality, motivation, attitudes, passion for specific jobs, engagement and retention – all in one 25-minute questionnaire.

Wheel diagram of the 175 workplace factors measured by the SmartQuestionnaire
Laptop mockup of the Harrison Assessments SmartQuestionnaire work preferences interface