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Old 10-20-2015, 01:33 PM
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I found that reading what the Hogan test is designed to measure was quite enlightening and time well spent. Also, as previously briefed upthread, stay away from extreme positions.
http://www.hoganassessments.com/site...ubscales_0.pdf
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Be careful with "always" and "never" - extremes.
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Old 10-22-2015, 11:18 AM
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Downed by Hogan 11 months ago....awaiting the date I am eligible for "reconsideration". Curious if anyone has passed on the second go 'round or if I'm fooling myself? If I thought I was "answering honestly" last year, what's there to make me think this year will be any different?
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Downed by Hogan 11 months ago....awaiting the date I am eligible for "reconsideration". Curious if anyone has passed on the second go 'round or if I'm fooling myself? If I thought I was "answering honestly" last year, what's there to make me think this year will be any different?
A friend of mine "downed" it, get the email to take again almost exactly 1 year later. Got through it the second time. YMMV.....
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Thanks for the reply-
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Old 10-22-2015, 11:41 AM
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A friend of mine "downed" it, get the email to take again almost exactly 1 year later. Got through it the second time. YMMV.....
Thanks for the lost year of seniority Hogan test!!! Asinine....
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Thanks for the lost year of seniority Hogan test!!! Asinine....
Agree. I'm not sure on the latest numbers, but I thought it was around ~50% made it through the HPI. And some of those successful 50% leave you scratching your head.

"No process is perfect........."

But at least DAL will bring in candidates, talk to them FACE TO FACE, before sending them to the MMPI/shrink to determine if they're an axe murderer or not. And even at that, more DAL selectees are getting an instant MMPI redo on the spot and being told how to answer differently so they can move on and get hired.
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Lots of dues are paid in this business. Civilian and military. Only to be ready for that career position decades later where you're delayed or shot down by said employer because of Robert and Joyce Hogan...
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This is invariably what happens when you involve well-meaning shrinks and flight surgeons in aviation. A properly trained and emotionally intelligent pilot interviewer would be way more efficacious than a cookie cutter physcometric test in culling out the freaks.
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