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Rigorous Science
PerSight Assessments employs rigorous methodology and empirical research as well as innovative technology to deliver valid, reliable, and innovative solutions to organizational challenges.  We believe in substantiating our products with the highest quality research standards in existence. While many organizations are able to produce attractive user interfaces, extremely few have the training and experience necessary to employ the latest psychometric methods to provide science-based workplace solutions.
Innovative Measurement
Consistent with the mission of the NC State Psychometrics Lab, we believe in applying the latest cloud-based technology, psychometric estimation algorithms, and psychological principles to create innovative assessments.
Tailored Solutions
Assessments work best when they are tailored to the specific environment in which they are used. The PerSight assessment can be tailored to your individual organization to select the right people with the best fit for your unique environment.

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PerSight Assessments was founded by Dr. Adam Meade to make PerSight available to businesses in the US and abroad.  Dr. Meade is a Professor of Psychology at NC State University, a Fellow of Association for Psychological Science (the leading professional society for research Psychologists), and a Fellow of the Society for Industrial/Organizational Psychology (the leading professional society for workplace behavioral science). He is an internationally recognized expert in Psychological Assessment and his academic work has been cited over 8000 times according to Google Scholar.

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