Robert Schirokauer Hartman

Robert Schirokauer Hartman Robert Schirokauer Hartman was born in Berlin, Germany, on January 27, 1910 and died on September 20, 1973, in Mexico City and was buried in the Parque de la Paz Cemetery, Cuernavaca, Mexico. That same year he had been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Robert Schirokauer Hartman attended the German College of Political Science, the University of Paris (France), the London School of Economics (England), and the University of Berlin, where in 1932 he received a diploma with honors. For a brief period, he taught at the University of Berlin and served as an Assistant Judge in the District Court.
His main field of work was Axiology, a science that studies universal values, thanks to which we can observe and develop the properly human dimension in each person, especially morality (deontology) and consciousness, two intrinsically human aspects.
Hartman and Dr. Salvador Roquet, a Mexican psychiatrist, developed the clinical application of the Hartman Value Profile (HVP).

The Hartman Value Profile (HVP)

The Hartman Value Profile Test allows to assess whether the person who is being hired for a company is trustworthy and shares the value judgments of the organization.
The Robert S. Hartman test, developed in 1967, has been used as a filter for honesty and integrity in organizations that have applied it. The Hartman Test is considered a good method in the selection of personnel for any company.
This is not a "test" to be passed or failed and the results have no bias with respect to sex, age, race, creed, or any other socio-cultural classification.

PROFILE VALUES

There are two parts to the profile. The first one is a list of 18 items pertaining to the world, while the second one consists of 18 phrases related to the self.
The evaluated person is asked to rank the items in the first part from best to worst, and then to rank the phrases in the second part from those he most agrees with to those he least agrees with.

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