PAPI Kostick (Personality and Preference Inventory)

PAPI Kostick (Personality and Preference Inventory) is a personality assessment designed specifically for the workplace. Developed by Dr. Max Martin Kostick in the 1960s, it measures 20 distinct personality traits divided into two categories: Roles (how you behave) and Needs (what motivates you). [1, 2, 3, 4]

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???? How the Test Works

• Format: It consists of 90 pairs of short statements (e.g., "I am a hard worker" vs. "I am not a moody person").
• Forced Choice: You must pick the one statement that describes you best, even if both (or neither) seem to fit.
• Time: There is usually no strict time limit, but most people finish in 30 to 45 minutes.
• The "Wheel": Results are often plotted on a circular diagram (psychogram) that visually shows your strengths and work style. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]

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???? 7 Core Areas Measured

The 20 traits are grouped into seven main categories to build a complete profile: [2, 8]

1. Work Direction: Achievement, persistence, and task completion.
2. Leadership: Desire to control others and ease in making decisions.
3. Activity: Physical energy level and work pace.
4. Social Nature: Need for group belonging and social interaction.
5. Work Style: Organization, attention to detail, and theoretical thinking.
6. Temperament: Emotional restraint and need for change.
7. Followership: Need for rules, supervision, and support for authority. [1, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13]

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PAPI Kostick vs. DISC

While both are used by HR, they serve different purposes:

• PAPI Kostick: Provides a deep dive into why you behave a certain way (your underlying needs) and is often used for high-level recruitment.
• DISC: Focuses on how you behave (observable actions) and is generally used for team communication and conflict resolution. [10, 14, 15]

If you are preparing for a job interview, I can give you tips on how to approach these questions or explain a specific trait (like "Need for Achievement") in more detail. Which would you prefer?

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