OPQ Profile OPQ. Candidate Plus Report. Name Mr. Sample Candidate. Date 29 January

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OPQ Profile OPQ Candidate Plus Report Name Mr. Sample Candidate Date 29 January 2015 www.ceb.shl.com

INTRODUCTION This report is confidential and is intended for the sole use of the person who completed the questionnaire. It has been given to you to provide some feedback about the analysis of your responses to the questionnaire which you recently completed. The self-report personality questionnaire invited you to describe your behaviour, preferences and attitudes in relation to different aspects of your working life. It was chosen to give a broad picture of your current style. Your responses have been compared with a large group of people who have filled in the same questionnaire. When considering this report s description of your personality, it is important to recognise that it is based on the answers you gave and is your own view, representing the way you see your behaviour, rather than how your personality might be described by another person. This self-report can nevertheless give important clues to understanding the way you see your style at work and it is likely to enable us to predict a good deal about your behaviour in different situations. This report links the information under three broad headings and summarises all of your responses to the questionnaire. The specific application of the information will influence which sections of the report are most relevant. You may have already received personal feedback of these results, or had this offered to you. Whoever gave you feedback and/or this report should be qualified to answer your queries about any aspect of the report and provide a more detailed analysis of what the results mean for you. The contents of this report are likely to be a good description of your behaviour at work for about 18-24 months, depending upon your work role and personal circumstances. If it is to be used in the future, consideration should be given to its continued relevance. 29 January 2015 OPQ32 Candidate Plus Report Mr. Sample Candidate 2 of 6

RELATIONSHIPS WITH PEOPLE Influence You see yourself as someone who very strongly dislikes getting involved in persuading or negotiating and would much prefer to avoid having to sell to others. You also strongly prefer other people to take the leading role and probably do not enjoy telling others what to do. This suggests that you do not feel the need to set the direction, nor to impose your views on others. When it comes to expressing your views, you are less likely to express strong views than others and you prefer to avoid criticising other people directly. In addition, you slightly prefer to follow the democratic consensus decision of a group rather than maintaining your own view. Sociability You are someone who feels they are reasonably sociable. You feel a little more comfortable than others in formal settings or when meeting new people. You are inclined to be moderately outgoing, neither being very quiet and reserved nor particularly talkative and sociable. This balance between being outgoing and a more quiet, reserved nature is coupled with a typical need, in line with people in general, to spend your time with other people. Empathy You are unlikely to talk openly about your successes or achievements and you may feel uncomfortable or embarrassed when you are publicly praised by other people. In terms of decision making, you are extremely keen to consult and listen to others before making a decision, describing yourself as someone who would encourage group discussion whenever possible. You are also someone with a very strong interest in the welfare of other people and you are very keen to provide support and make allowances for people at work in times of personal crisis. THINKING STYLE Analysis You very much enjoy working with facts and figures and analysing numerical information. You are likely to spot errors or difficulties in arguments, suggesting a critical approach to work. In addition, you are fairly interested in people's behaviour, and understanding what drives them. Creativity and Change You describe yourself as someone who prefers to maintain a balance between traditional work methods and more unorthodox approaches. This is combined with a balance between hypothetical debate and a more practical approach to work. You also appear slightly less inclined to generate your own ideas, being fairly prepared to develop upon the ideas of others at work. You see yourself as more comfortable with a set routine rather than having lots of variety and novelty in your work and you try to behave in the same manner with everyone rather than adopting a different style for each situation. 29 January 2015 OPQ32 Candidate Plus Report Mr. Sample Candidate 3 of 6

Structure You have a very strong preference for dealing with situations spontaneously as they arise rather than considering in advance how you might deal with them. You are much more comfortable if other people pay more attention to the detailed aspects of a job. Generally you prefer to leave the planning and checking of work to others. You prefer to remain flexible about deadlines and strongly believe that time scales will sometimes slip unavoidably. You are also slightly more willing than other people to ignore rules and regulations at work, particularly when you feel this will get things done more effectively. FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS Emotion You may find you are moderately anxious, neither generally feeling particularly tense nor totally calm and collected on a day-to-day basis. You also tend to demonstrate a moderate level of tension before important events. You like to focus on the positive aspects of situations and tend to keep your spirits up despite setbacks, as reflected in your firm belief that the intentions of others are genuine and trustworthy. You tend to put criticism in perspective or ignore it completely. You are extremely likely to keep your feelings and emotions hidden from colleagues. Other people may often not know precisely how you are feeling or reacting at work. Energy and Drive You appear to enjoy being highly active, and thrive when you are kept busy. Furthermore, while others may enjoy activities for their own sake, winning tends to be important to you. Therefore, you are only likely to feel you have done well when you do better than others. You see yourself as being fairly ambitious in your career and find more difficult targets can motivate you. You are likely to take about the same length of time over decision making as others. 29 January 2015 OPQ32 Candidate Plus Report Mr. Sample Candidate 4 of 6

WORKING WITH OTHERS Successful teams share common tasks or projects and work collectively towards the same goals. Within the team each individual makes a specific contribution to the process and thereby affects the success of the team. To achieve their goals the members of a team need to complete a number of key tasks. Your likely impact within a team is summarised below. This focuses on your likely strengths and weaknesses across key team tasks. Overall, you typically find a good balance between focusing on tasks and focusing on people, when working with others. Your strengths are likely to lie in: Helping the team to evaluate ideas and concepts which contribute to team success Maintaining a positive team climate You are as likely to be as capable as most in: Having an energising impact on other team members Helping the team to maintain their workload and reach their goals Your weaker areas are likely to lie in: Identifying possible solutions for team tasks Steering team activities Building a large number of relationships inside and outside the team Planning team work and sustaining team productivity 29 January 2015 OPQ32 Candidate Plus Report Mr. Sample Candidate 5 of 6

ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY This Profile is based upon the following sources of information for Mr. Sample Candidate: Questionnaire / Ability Test OPQ32r Brazilian Portuguese v1 (Std Inst) Text Name Mr. Sample Candidate Comparison Group OPQ32r Brazilian Portuguese General Population 2011 (BRA) Candidate Data Report RP1=1, RP2=2, RP3=3, RP4=4, RP5=5, RP6=6, RP7=7, RP8=8, RP9=9, RP10=10, TS1=9, TS2=8, TS3=7, TS4=6, TS5=5, TS6=4, TS7=3, TS8=2, TS9=1, TS10=2, TS11=3, TS12=4, FE1=5, FE2=6, FE3=7, FE4=8, FE5=9, FE6=10, FE7=9, FE8=8, FE9=7, FE10=6, CNS=5 OPQ32 Candidate Plus Report v2.0 RE ABOUT THIS REPORT This report was generated using SHL s Online Assessment System. It includes information from the Occupational Personality Questionnaire TM (OPQ32). The use of this questionnaire is limited to those people who have received specialist training in its use and interpretation. The report herein is generated from the results of a questionnaire answered by the respondent(s) and substantially reflects the answers made by them. Due consideration must be given to the subjective nature of questionnaire-based ratings in the interpretation of this data. This report has been generated electronically - the user of the software can make amendments and additions to the text of the report. SHL Group Limited and its associated companies cannot guarantee that the contents of this report are the unchanged output of the computer system. We can accept no liability for the consequences of the use of this report and this includes liability of every kind (including negligence) for its contents. www.ceb.shl.com SHL 2015, a part of CEB. All rights reserved. SHL and OPQ are trademarks of SHL Group Limited which is registered in the United Kingdom and other countries. This report has been produced by SHL for the benefit of its client and contains SHL intellectual property. As such, SHL permits its client to reproduce, distribute, amend and store this report for its internal and non-commercial use only. All other rights of SHL are reserved. 29 January 2015 OPQ32 Candidate Plus Report Mr. Sample Candidate 6 of 6