Personality Profiling - 'CrossRoads'

After years of studying a myriad of personality tests, career tests, and psychological tests, two categories emerged: one that looks at the personality, preferences, and character traits only and another type that focuses more on professional traits, career direction and suitability for a particular career path.

Rarely does a test incorporate both aspects of a personality which limits the accuracy significantly. As an example, a person who has strong commercial talents but seems to be rather shy might not be well advised to go into the corporate world, but into another field that values all levels in his/her character.

Furthermore, not one modality incorporates the future development of a person – even though we all know that most of us change career at least once during our lives. Especially nowadays, young people mostly study certain subjects and areas instead of one fixed profession, like engineer or doctor.

If a person chooses medicine as a study subject, he/she can develop into becoming a doctor or perhaps a research person, working with kids, being a house doctor in the countryside or being employed by a pharmaceutical company in the sales department.

It took a few years to find and develop a comprehensive tool that incorporates all aspects of a person, a combination of basic character, strengths and weaknesses, attitudes, aptitudes, perception, psychological preferences and degree of resilience in life while still observing the personal development throughout life.

All these aspects are just as important when it comes to behavior issues in children, academic performances, marital issues, and relationship problems within the family.

Based on the Theory of the Five Elements and in collaboration with psychologists and career advisors, ‘CrossRoads’ has proven to be not only surprisingly accurate but extremely helpful when looking for guidance through today’s complex life.

A road map to understanding oneself and others, the adaptation ability of the individual is significantly enhanced, thus decreasing major sources of stress and dissatisfaction – personal as well as professional.

Consultations can also be done via FaceTime, Zoom, or Skype for clients locally and abroad.