The use of self-assessments is based on the reasonable assumptions that:
1. Different people have different ways of seeing and acting in the world.
2. These different ways of seeing and acting have consequences on our effectiveness and well-being.
3. These differences can be identified through self-assessment instruments, and
4. Personal change is possible and desirable.
Self-assessments can significantly contribute to individual and organizational effectiveness when used wisely. Success is not an individual matter--it depends upon our relationships with others.
The Assessment Industry Network is a two-way medium where the assessment industry professional is both the expert and the learner. The peer-to-peer paradigm of the Assessment Industry Network shifts power, and therefore control, away from organizations and toward the professional. The network really is the assessment tool industry.
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